The Concept Of Money In The Bank Along With A Debt Agency

By Rob Sutter


This past Sunday, wrestling fans were witnesses to one of the bigger pay-per-view events in wrestling known as "Money in the Bank." To say the least, it's exciting when you learn about who may be next in line to become the next champion. This is a great opportunity for all comers but how exactly can a debt agency become involved on the matter? If you ask me, there is a way to explain this but keep in mind that smaller details should be focused on for the matter.

For those who are outside of the wrestling fandom, allow me to explain what the "Money in the Bank" ladder match is all about. Suspended above the ring is a briefcase and a series of competitors fight one another in order to climb and secure it. The reason for this is because within said briefcase is a contract and it entails the holder an opportunity at a WWE or World Heavyweight Championship match. Add in the fact that the match can happen anywhere and you can see why it's so vital.

You have to take into consideration that those who have held the briefcase might not always have a guarantee of a title victory. John Cena won the briefcase last year but went on to cash in and fail to win the title a couple of weeks later. Ken Kennedy stands as the only competitor to ever actually lose the briefcase. After he won it back in 2007, he surrendered his opportunity in a match against Edge and he was sidelined not long after the fact.

I don't think that you need me to tell you that a debt agency is able to perform great work. This has been the case for agencies the likes of Rapid Recovery and such work does not show any signs of fading. With that said, I think that it's fair to assume that wrestlers with such opportunities in their possession would be approached by authority figures in the world of wrestling. It doesn't matter what the situation would call for but I think that, if collateral was needed, the contract could fit the bill.

I believe that "Money in the Bank" is the one match where just about everyone has an equal opportunity to achieve success. Not only do they have the chance to win a big bout but they can push their careers to heights which might have been reached before. I think that this is stellar for those looking for a chance but can they successfully make use of their opportunities? Only if they are able to pick the best moment can they secure the biggest titles in the business.




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