WWE’s Latest Pay-Per-View Includes Wrestlers Falling Off The Corporate Headquarters' Roof

The WWE has found another unique way to deliver entertaining wrestling in the latest Money In The Bank pay-per-view. The recent event featured the element of fighting for a contract dangling on top of WWE’s corporate office.

The annual ladder match is one of the more anticipated events of the year. The stipulation is simple, as several wrestlers must fight their way to the top of the ladder and claim the Money In The Bank briefcase. The briefcase contains the contract that ensures a championship match anytime the wrestler wants.

Several iconic moments in WWE’s history have been formed due to the cashing in of the contract. One of the first Money In The Bank conversions includes WWE legend Edge winning his first of many world titles in the company. Another previous winner is superstar Seth Rollins as he surprised the WrestleMania 31 main event to sneak out with his first WWE championship.

It’s safe to say that most winners have made the most out of their contract opportunity.

Given that the match involves a lot of spots and high-risk moves, the success of the program relies heavily on the crowd. But considering the threat of the coronavirus looming, WWE has resulted in different approaches to continue the show.

The biggest change in this year’s match is that it plays a reference on the term climbing the corporate ladder. The participants would have to go through the WWE headquarters before reaching the roof of the building to secure the briefcase.

This resulted in one of the biggest moments of the night where King Corbin threw two superstars off the roof of the WWE headquarters. The bodies of Rey Mysterio and Aleister Black were flung into the dark that ensued social media to talk about the moment.

Memes were quick to come up with how Corbin casually eliminated his opponents out of the picture.

The match ended with superstar Otis claiming the Money In The Bank briefcase. This comes as a surprise as high flyers are usually pegged the favorites to win these ladder matches.

Otis is coming off a feud with Dolph Ziggler and is now given the push that may help him achieve more in the industry. While the match ended with Corbin losing, the outrageous depiction of throwing two men off the building remains as one of the top moments of the pay-per-view.