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Money in the Bank
A giant and a midget both clad in pajamas are reading a book that depicts professional wrestlers climbing ladders and reaching for a briefcase hanging in the air.

Promotional poster featuring Big Show and Hornswoggle
Promotion WWE
Brand(s) Raw
SmackDown
Date July 17, 2011
Metropolis Rosemont, Illinois
Venue Allstate Arena
Attendance fourteen,815[1]
Purchase charge per unit 195,000
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The 2011 Money in the Bank was the second annual Money in the Banking concern professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced past WWE. It was held for wrestlers from the promotion's Raw and SmackDown brand divisions. It took place on July 17, 2011, at the Allstate Arena in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Illinois. This was the last Money in the Bank held under the first make extension, which ended in Baronial, merely was reinstated in July 2016.

The consequence featured six matches, including 2 Money in the Bank ladder matches. Alberto Del Rio won the lucifer for wrestlers from the Raw make to earn a WWE Title friction match at a time of his choosing within the next year, while Daniel Bryan won the lucifer for wrestlers from the SmackDown make for the same opportunity for the World Heavyweight Championship. In other prominent matches, Christian defeated Randy Orton by disqualification and as per the match stipulation, he won the World Heavyweight Championship. In the main upshot, Chicago native CM Punk defeated John Cena to win the WWE Championship at his hometown.

Money in the Banking concern was broadcast globally and received positive reviews from critics, with the main event receiving the most praise. For pay-per-view buys, 195,000 customers paid to watch the event compared with 165,000 for the previous yr.

Production [edit]

Groundwork [edit]

A sold out crowd watching the event, with a professional wrestling ring in the center of the picture. A giant screen in the shape of a briefcase is at the top right.

In 2010, WWE established Money in the Bank as a gimmick pay-per-view (PPV) and information technology was held in July—in April 2011, the promotion ceased going past its full name of World Wrestling Entertainment, with "WWE" condign an orphaned initialism. The concept of the testify came from WWE's established Coin in the Bank ladder friction match that was originally held at WrestleMania from 2005 to 2010. The match features multiple wrestlers using ladders to retrieve a briefcase hanging above the band. The briefcase contains a contract that guarantees the winner a lucifer for a earth championship at whatsoever fourth dimension within the adjacent year.[2] For 2011, ii Money in the Bank ladder matches occurred. One was exclusive to wrestlers from the Raw make while the other was sectional to those from SmackDown. Raw's match granted a contract for a WWE Championship match while SmackDown's granted a Earth Heavyweight Title friction match contract. The outcome took place on July 17, 2011, at the Allstate Arena in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Illinois.[3] [four] Information technology was the second event under the Money in the Bank chronology and the last to occur under the first make split, which ended in August.[5] Tickets went on sale in May 2011 through Ticketmaster with prices ranging from US$25 to $300.[3]

Storylines [edit]

The professional wrestling matches at Money in the Banking concern featured professional wrestlers performing equally characters in scripted events pre-determined past the hosting promotion, WWE.[6] [seven] Storylines betwixt the characters were produced on WWE'south weekly television receiver shows Raw and SmackDown with the Raw and SmackDown brands—storyline divisions in which WWE assigned its employees to dissimilar programs.[8] These storylines provided the groundwork to the 2011 effect, which continued the storylines from the previous event in WWE's 2011 pay-per-view schedule,[6] [seven] Capitol Punishment.[9]

A man with a championship belt on his shoulder, with the American flag in the background.

John Cena lost the WWE Championship to CM Punk at this outcome

The main event featured John Cena defending the WWE Championship against CM Punk. Punk defeated Cena in a non-title match on the June 13, 2011 episode of Raw (afterwards a distraction from R-Truth on Cena),[10] and and then became the number ane contender by winning a triple threat Falls Count Anywhere match against Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio on the June 20 episode of Raw. Afterwards the friction match, Punk revealed that his WWE contract would expire at midnight on July 17, immediately after the Money in the Banking company PPV ended; Punk vowed to win the title and exit the visitor with it.[11] On the next episode of Raw, Punk cost Cena a tables match against R-Truth, then delivered a worked shoot promo maxim that he, rather than Cena, was "the best in the world"; he besides berated WWE for not promoting him properly. Punk called Cena an "ass-kisser" and insulted WWE management—including chairman Vince McMahon and executive John Laurinaitis. In addition to maxim that he was breaking the fourth wall past talking to the camera, Punk proposed that he could defend the WWE Championship by wrestling in other companies such as Ring of Honor and New Japan Pro-Wrestling later leaving the company with the title.[12] [13] [14] As a result, Punk was given a storyline suspension and stripped of his championship match. Cena confronted McMahon and threatened to walk out on him and render the WWE Championship if Punk were not reinstated. McMahon relented on the condition that if Cena lost the title, he would be fired.[15] On the following episode of Raw, McMahon tried to persuade Punk to sign a new contract to ensure the WWE Championship would stay in WWE; McMahon agreed to Punk's demands and apologized to Punk earlier Cena interrupted the proceedings. The segment resulted in Cena punching Punk, then Punk tore up the agreed contract.[16]

The main feud from SmackDown was Randy Orton defending the World Heavyweight Title against Christian. The storyline started on the May half-dozen episode of SmackDown, when Orton defeated Christian to become the champion less than a week afterwards Christian had won the title.[17] Christian would then invoke his rematch clause against Orton at Over the Limit,[18] in which he lost.[19] At Capitol Punishment on June nineteen, Orton defeated Christian to retain the title over again past pinning him, afterwards the referee failed to notice his foot under the bottom rope.[9] On the June 24 episode of SmackDown, Christian demanded another attempt at the championship from SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long; his need was granted with the proviso that he could defeat Kane. Christian lost the match confronting Kane by disqualification after interference from Mark Henry. Long and so made a tag team lucifer for later that same episode, pitting the squad of Christian and Henry against Kane and Orton with a similar stipulation, where Henry pinned Orton to win the lucifer.[20] Subsequently, Long offered Henry an endeavour at the championship if Henry could defeat Orton once again. Henry lost the match past countout subsequently Christian engineered a distraction. This set up up a match between Orton and Christian for the championship at Money in the Bank.[21] On the July eight episode of SmackDown, Christian's lawyers in the storyline added a stipulation to the match that if Orton was butterfingers or in that location was "poor officiating", he would lose the title to Christian.[22]

The Raw Money in the Depository financial institution competitors were announced on the June 27 episode of Raw with no qualifying matches; these were Alberto Del Rio, Alex Riley, Evan Bourne, Jack Swagger, Kofi Kingston, Rey Mysterio, R-Truth, and The Miz.[12] The SmackDown Coin in the Bank competitors were appear on the July 1 SmackDown as Cody Rhodes, Daniel Bryan, Heath Slater, Justin Gabriel, Kane, Sheamus, Sin Cara, and Wade Barrett.[21]

The feud between Big Show and Mark Henry started on the June 17 episode of SmackDown, when Large Bear witness was forced to face Henry in a match. Big Show knocked out Henry before the bout began,[23] creating a rivalry between the 2. Henry interfered in Big Show's matches with Alberto Del Rio at Capitol Penalisation and on the June 27 episode of Raw in a steel muzzle friction match. Henry versus Large Bear witness was after announced for Money in the Depository financial institution.[nine] [12]

When Brie Bella lost her Divas Championship to Kelly Kelly on the June 20 episode of Raw, a title rematch was announced for Money in the Banking company.[eleven] Kelly had been feuding with the Bella Twins (Nikki and Brie Bella) since May 2011.[24]

Event [edit]

Other on-screen personnel
Role: Name:
English Commentators Michael Cole
Jerry Lawler
Booker T
Spanish Commentators Carlos Cabrera
Hugo Savinovich
Ring announcers Tony Chimel
Justin Roberts
Referees Mike Chioda
John Cone
Scott Armstrong
Charles Robinson

Preliminary matches [edit]

Three professional wrestlers fight on top of a ladder in the ring. A blue briefcase hangs in the air barely above them.

The opening match concluded with Daniel Bryan (centre) fighting off Wade Barrett (left) and Cody Rhodes (correct) to take hold of the SmackDown Money in the Banking concern briefcase

The event, featuring commentary by Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and Booker T, began with the SmackDown Money in the Depository financial institution ladder match. During the bout, Sheamus slammed Sin Cara through a ladder propped between the ring apron and the announcers' table with a powerbomb. The ladder was bent in half and Cara was stretchered away from ringside. Well-nigh the end of the friction match, Barrett, Rhodes and Bryan were the only three in the ring. Bryan put Rhodes in a guillotine choke submission hold on top of the ladder in the middle of the band while Barrett sneaked upwards the other side of the ladder. After Bryan knocked Rhodes off the ladder, Barrett got Bryan onto his shoulders and tried to throw him off. Bryan countered with repeated elbow strikes to Barrett's head. Bryan then kicked Barrett in the head and unhooked the briefcase to win the contest.[one] [25]

In the show's 2d match, Kelly Kelly defeated Brie Bella to retain the Divas Championship. Kelly won the bout after performing her K2 maneuver on Brie.[26]

In the show'southward third match, Mark Henry defeated Large Show. Henry gained a 2-count after a World'south Strongest Slam on Large Show. Henry then performed the move again and 2 running splashes for the pinfall victory. Afterward the friction match, Henry wrapped a chair around Large Prove's ankle and jumped on it, causing an injury to Big Testify.[27]

The adjacent friction match was the Raw Money in the Bank match, where all the wrestlers brought ladders. During the match, Evan Bourne performed his signature Air Bourne aerial maneuver, diving from a ladder and landing on the other wrestlers at ringside. Bourne and Miz went for the briefcase but Del Rio toppled their ladder, and Miz was taken backstage with a knee joint injury. The seven remaining wrestlers simultaneously climbed iv ladders in the band, just fell off one by 1. With nobody left in the ring, Miz hopped down to the band and climbed the ladder with one leg, but Mysterio stopped him by slamming him off the ladder with a sunset flip powerbomb. As Mysterio and Del Rio battled on summit of the ladders for the briefcase, Del Rio distracted Mysterio by unmasking him so pushing him onto another ladder, which tipped over and sent both wrestlers to the mat. Del Rio regrouped and unhooked the briefcase to win the match.[i] [26]

In the show'south fifth match, Randy Orton defended his World Heavyweight Title confronting Christian, with the status that Christian would win the title if Orton were butterfingers or if there was poor officiating. Christian opened the bout by bringing a steel chair into the ring and trying to catalyst Orton into getting disqualified. Orton balked and threw the chair to the floor. Christian performed his signature Killswitch, simply Orton kicked out of the pivot at the two count. As Orton was prepared to perform his signature RKO move, Christian spat in his face. An enraged Orton kicked Christian in the groin and was disqualified, so Christian became the new champion. Afterwards, Orton viciously attacked Christian and gave him 2 RKOs onto the announcers' table.[27] [26]

Master event match [edit]

A professional wrestler stands alone in a ring hoisting a golden championship belt.

After his win in the main result, CM Punk celebrated with the WWE Championship

The final lucifer was for the WWE Championship between Champion John Cena and CM Punk. WWE Chairman Vince McMahon had threatened to take Cena fired if he did non retain the title. During the match, two separate signature Attitude Adjustment moves by Cena failed to score the victory. More than 30 minutes into the lucifer, Punk performed his Go to Sleep maneuver, hit Cena's ribs and causing Cena to fall out of the ring. As Punk rolled Cena back into the band, McMahon and John Laurinaitis emerged from backstage and distracted Punk, resulting in Cena placing Punk in the STF submission concord. Punk did not submit, but McMahon signaled the referee to award Cena the match and sent Laurinaitis to ring the bell.[1] [27] [25] This was reminiscent of the Montreal Screwjob in 1997, where a conspiracy orchestrated by McMahon led to Bret Hart losing his WWF Title to Shawn Michaels by submission despite Hart never submitting.[28]

Not wanting a tainted victory, Cena broke the concur and attacked Laurinaitis. Equally Cena returned to the ring, Punk performed a Become to Sleep on Cena and pinned him to win the WWE Championship. McMahon ordered the winner of the Raw Coin in the Bank match, Alberto Del Rio, to greenbacks in his contract on Punk. When Del Rio ran out and tried to cash in his contract for an immediate WWE Championship match, Punk performed a roundhouse kick on Del Rio earlier he could do so. After blowing a buss to a distraught McMahon, Punk fled the arena and left as WWE Champion.[1] [27] [25] [29]

Reception [edit]

During the event, WWE announced that its omnipresence was 14,815.[1] It was later reported that 12,000 attendees had paid, earning WWE $750,000.[30] The event drew 195,000 pay-per-view purchases, which was an increase of 18.2% from the 165,000 of the previous year'due south event. This contributed to WWE's PPV revenue of $15.viii meg for the third quarter of 2011 compared with $13.half dozen million for the tertiary quarter of 2010.[31] The 2012 Coin in the Bank event received 188,000 purchases, a drop of 3.six%.[32]

Money in the Bank received positive reviews from critics. Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter awarded the Cena–Punk primary upshot five stars out of five,[33] the first WWE match since 1997 to receive such a rating.[34] It was the outset match in whatever promotion in over v years to receive the full five stars, and is to engagement the but "main roster" (excluding NXT and NXT United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland) match to receive five stars in the 21st century. The Wrestling Observer Newsletter later awarded the outcome the Best Major Evidence of 2011, over other professional wrestling events by companies including Pro Wrestling Guerrilla and New Japan Pro-Wrestling, besides as over a kickboxing consequence by K-one and mixed martial arts events by Ultimate Fighting Title. The chief consequence won the Observer award for Match of the Year.[35]

Alex Roberts of the Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter attended the effect. He criticized the ladder matches as "dangerous glasses" where many wrestlers "took plenty of painful-looking bumps" just often failed to score "a respective crowd reaction". He as well stated that the apparent injuries suffered past Sin Cara and the Miz in those matches had unnerved the audience. In dissimilarity, Roberts felt that the two world championship matches, which focused on "in-band psychology and storytelling", were much more "memorable" or even "legendary". Regarding the main event, Roberts said, "fifty-fifty a match-ending run-in bypassed the expected convoluted machinations and played perfectly to the narrative at manus".[36] At the stop of 2011, Nathan Kyght of the Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter ranked Money in the Bank the all-time of 34 pay-per-views in 2011, including those from WWE, Total Nonstop Activeness Wrestling, Band of Honor, and Dragon Gate USA.[37]

Seven professional wrestlers battle on top of four ladders in the ring, reaching for a red briefcase hanging above them.

Several wrestlers jostle on meridian of the ladders while trying to unhook the briefcase during the Raw Coin in the Banking concern lucifer

Wade Keller, also from the Pro Wrestling Torch Newsletter, awarded the Cena–Punk bout v stars out of five, and said the "athleticism wasn't at the A+ level, only everything else that equals magic in pro wrestling happened in the last 40 minutes". Keller awarded the SmackDown Coin in the Bank ladder lucifer four stars and said there were "lots of proficient workers taking a lot of big bumps, only likewise selling them, during the grade of the match". For the Orton–Christian lucifer, Keller said that it was "paced well, executed well, and the end played into the personalities and storyline of this feud". Regarding the outcome of the Henry–Big Show lucifer, Keller commented that it was "interesting to come across WWE actually truly get behind Henry for the first time after all of this time".[25]

Dave Hillhouse at the Canadian Online Explorer's said Money in the Bank featured "exactly what a main event is supposed to be. A match that overshadows every other bout on the bill of fare, that has you, no matter how adept each other competition is, looking forward to an catastrophe only to exist 1 step closer to the final competition." Hillhouse rated the main event 8 out of x and the overall consequence six out of ten. When the Canadian Online Explorer polled its readers on the event, 26% did non sentinel the event, five% thought it was disappointing, vi% thought it was okay and 63% idea it was great.[26]

In 2013, WWE released a list of their "fifteen best pay-per-views always", with 2011's Money in the Banking company ranked the second all-time.[38] WWE besides released "the 50 greatest WWE Championship Matches ever" in 2013, with the Cena–Punk match from the effect ranked quaternary.[39] In 2019, Troy Fifty. Smith of cleveland.com released a list of the "l greatest wrestling pay-per-views of all time" from every professional wrestling promotion in the world, with 2011's Money in the Bank ranked at number four.[xl]

Money in the Banking company 2011 was released on DVD past WWE Dwelling Video on August 16, 2011; information technology included Matt Striker interviewing Daniel Bryan as extra content.[41] [42] Eric Cohen of About.com awarded the DVD 5 stars out of five, and said the event was 1 of the greatest PPV events of all time and warranted his highest possible recommendation.[41] DVD Talk gave a "Highly Recommended" rating to the DVD, despite "an average technical presentation (no Blu-ray pick, either) and no existent bonus features".[42]

Aftermath [edit]

After CM Punk left the Allstate Arena with the WWE Title belt, glory website TMZ pictured him showing off his newly won title belt on the streets of Chicago with Filly Cabana and Ace Steel.[43]

To crown a new WWE Champion, WWE Chairman Vince McMahon started an eight-man tournament on the July 18 episode of Raw, which included all the participants of the Raw Money in the Bank ladder lucifer except Evan Bourne, whose place was filled past Dolph Ziggler. The Miz and Rey Mysterio made information technology to the tournament finals, which McMahon postponed and so he could burn John Cena as a effect of the conditions imposed on the Coin in the Bank match. Triple H interrupted and announced that the WWE Lath of Directors had removed McMahon from power in a vote of no confidence, and that Triple H was to take over the day-to-day operations of WWE. Before leaving, Triple H refused to fire Cena.[44]

A man stands on a wrestling ring apron, a golden belt with the WWE insignia around his waist.

CM Punk made his return with the WWE Title belt 2 weeks afterward Money in the Bank

On July 21, Punk gatecrashed the joint WWE–Mattel console at the San Diego Comic-Con International with championship belt in hand. He confronted Triple H and took exception to WWE attempting to crown a new WWE Champion.[45] Ii days subsequently, Punk made a surprise appearance at a show hosted by the All American Wrestling company without his championship belt to endorse Gregory Fe, a wrestler with cerebral palsy, as an inspiration for overcoming his impediment.[46]

On the July 25 episode of Raw, Mysterio won the tournament to become the new WWE Champion, and immediately had to fend off Alberto Del Rio to forestall him from cashing in his Money in the Depository financial institution. Triple H, now Master Operating Officer, decreed that Mysterio was to face up ex-champion Cena afterward that night for the championship; Cena won and again became WWE Champion. Afterward the match, Punk made an unannounced return to WWE with the old WWE Championship belt to confront Cena, resulting in a situation where two wrestlers claimed the rights to the championship.[47] Cena and Punk later fought in a match at SummerSlam on August 14 to crown the undisputed WWE Champion, which Punk won controversially every bit Triple H didn't meet Cena'due south leg was on the rope and it was actually a rope break. Every bit Punk celebrated, Kevin Nash made his WWE render and assaulted him. Del Rio and then cashed in his Money in the Banking concern contract and pinned Punk to become the new champion after kicking Punk in the head.[48] [49] Punk regained the WWE Championship from Del Rio at Survivor Series in November 2011; starting a 434-solar day reign until The Rock vanquish him at the 2013 Majestic Rumble event.[50]

After losing the World Heavyweight Title to Christian, Randy Orton was granted a rematch at SummerSlam, where he won a No Holds Barred match to win the championship.[49] Meanwhile, in the storyline, Marker Henry went on to crush Kane and Vladimir Kozlov'due south ankles with steel chairs. He defeated Orton at Night of Champions in September to go World Heavyweight Champion for the first time.[51] [52] [53] Big Show returned from injury in October 2011 to feud with Henry over his championship.[54] Daniel Bryan initially declared that he would simply cash in his Money in the Bank contract for a Globe Heavyweight Title match at WrestleMania XXVIII. Yet, on the November 25 episode of SmackDown, Bryan cashed in the briefcase after Henry had been knocked out by Big Bear witness to become the World Heavyweight Champion. The friction match was voided by General Manager Theodore Long as Henry was not medically cleared to compete, and the briefcase was returned to Bryan.[55] At WWE's TLC: Tables, Ladders, and Chairs PPV in December 2011, Henry lost the World Heavyweight Championship to Big Show. After the match, Henry assaulted Big Show which allowed Bryan to greenbacks in his contract and pin Big Testify to win the title.[56] Bryan held on to his title long enough to take a Earth Heavyweight Championship friction match at WrestleMania XXVIII in April 2012, where he lost his championship to Sheamus.[57]

Kelly Kelly's next contender for the Divas Championship was Beth Phoenix; Kelly defeated Phoenix to retain her title at SummerSlam,[49] and Dark of Champions,[53] just Phoenix ultimately shell Kelly for the title at Hell in a Jail cell in October 2011.[58]

John Laurinaitis continued to announced on television subsequently Money in the Banking concern. In Oct 2011, he was appointed Raw Full general Manager, replacing Triple H as the on-screen authority effigy.[59] During Laurinaitis' rule, he feuded with CM Punk and later with John Cena,[60] [61] until he was fired in the storyline at No Mode Out in June 2012.[62]

In later on Money in the Banking concern events, John Cena, Randy Orton and Sheamus won Money in the Bank ladder matches in 2012, 2013 and 2015 respectively.[63] [64] [65] Cena cashed in on CM Punk and won via disqualification; thus Punk retained the WWE Championship.[66] Orton cashed in on Daniel Bryan and captured the WWE Title.[67] Sheamus cashed in on Roman Reigns and captured the WWE World Heavyweight Title.[68]

In WWE's documentary CM Punk: Best in the World released in 2012, it was documented from the out-of-universe perspective that a disenchanted Punk rejected signing a new contract with WWE for more than a year leading up to Money in the Bank. After being persuaded past Joey Mercury and Lars Frederiksen that he could simply aid wrestlers underappreciated by WWE (like himself) if he stayed, Punk signed a new contract with WWE near an hour before capturing the WWE Championship from Cena, while the pay-per-view event was ongoing.[69]

Results [edit]

No. Results Stipulations Times[27]
aneD Santino Marella and Vladimir Kozlov defeated The New Nexus (David Otunga and Michael McGillicutty)[70] Tag team match N/A
ii Daniel Bryan defeated Cody Rhodes, Heath Slater, Justin Gabriel, Kane, Sin Cara, Sheamus and Wade Barrett SmackDown Coin in the Bank ladder match for a Earth Heavyweight Championship contract[71] 24:27
three Kelly Kelly (c) (with Eve Torres) defeated Brie Bella (with Nikki Bella) Singles lucifer for the WWE Divas Championship[72] 4:54
iv Marking Henry defeated Large Show Singles match[73] 6:00
5 Alberto Del Rio defeated Alex Riley, Evan Bourne, Jack Swagger, Kofi Kingston, The Miz, R-Truth and Rey Mysterio Raw Money in the Depository financial institution ladder lucifer for a WWE Championship contract[74] 15:54
6 Christian defeated Randy Orton (c) past disqualification Singles lucifer for the Earth Heavyweight Championship
If Orton was disqualified or if in that location was poor officiating, Orton would lose the title.[75] 		12:xx
7 CM Punk defeated John Cena (c) Singles match for the WWE Championship
Since Cena lost the title, he was fired. 		33:44
  • (c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match
  • D – indicates the lucifer was a dark match

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External links [edit]

  • Official website for this consequence
  • WWE's official YouTube videos regarding the event
  • WWE's official video parcel promoting the master event
  • WWE's official video package of the main upshot and its aftermath

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