Honestly, I've been watching WWE Money in the Bank ladder matches every year since I was a kid, and I've gotta say, most of the time it doesn't feel that fair. Like, yeah, you need skill and all, but half the time it's just pure madness in that ring. There are so many people, ladders flying everywhere, guys just jumping down from the top ropes, and sometimes the one who wins is just the one who manages to get up the ladder at the last second after everyone else is knocked out.

Take this year: Seth Rollins won, but only after a ton of interference from outside the match and people getting randomly taken out. Same with Naomi in the women's match; she waited for Ripley and Bliss to take each other out and then climbed up for the win. There's always a surprise, which is fun, but it kinda means the 'best' wrestler doesn't always win. That's why people love these matches, though. You never know what's gonna happen! But yeah, if you ask me, it's more about surviving the chaos than proving you're the top wrestler. Makes it crazy entertaining but definitely not all about skill.