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    Fremantle Media

    WWE Money in the Bank 2010 DVD

    WWE Money in the Bank 2010 DVD

    Home Video
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    For the past six years, the Money in the Bank match has been a highlight of the WrestleMania evening, with each of the six winners going on to successfully cash in their opportunities and win World Championships. Now the popular match headlines its own WWE pay-per-view event. Multiple WWE superstars will battle each other in a brutal ladder match, looking for the opportunity to climb the ladder. Who will follow in the footsteps of Edge, Rob Van Dam, CM Punk, and Jack Swagger, and earn a shot at the WWE or World Heavyweight Championship?

    Steel Cage Match for the WWE Championship
    Sheamus vs. John Cena

    Raw Money in the Bank Ladder Match
    Randy Orton vs. John Morrison vs. Evan Bourne vs. The Miz vs. Ted DiBiase vs. Chris Jericho vs. Edge vs. Mark Henry

    Women's Championship Match
    Layla vs. Kelly Kelly

    World Championship Match
    Rey Mysterio vs. Jack Swagger

    United Tag Team Championship Match
    The Hart Dynasty vs. Jimmy & Jey Uso

    Divas Championship Match
    Alicia Fox vs. Eve

    SmackDown Money in the Bank Ladder Match
    Big Show vs. Matt Hardy vs. Christian vs. Kofi Kingston vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Kane vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Dolph Ziggler

    Special Features:

    Home Video Exclusive
    Josh Mathews interviews Kane
    Money In The Bank July 18, 2010

    Home Video Exclusive
    Nexus addresses the WWE Universe
    Money In The Bank July 18, 2010
    Official WWE product
    • Product code: WWE1262
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