3 Rules that WWE forgot at Money in the Bank

Modified May 20, 2019 09:50 GMT

#1 Superstar sitting in the back throughout the Money in the Bank match only to enter in the end

THE BEAST.#MITB @BrockLesnar @HeymanHustle pic.twitter.com/DSp1mbgbLt
— WWE (@WWE) May 20, 2019

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The biggest shock of the night saw The Beast Brock Lesnar become the surprise entrant in the Money in the Bank match and become Mr. Money in the Bank. While I genuinely thought this was a great shocker as no one saw it coming, this was a bit weird by common logic.

Lesnar entering the match at the last moment to win it was a surprise, but my question is whether that should be allowed. The commentators mentioned that The Beast was the 8th participant in the match after Sami Zayn was taken out of the match due to an attack earlier on the show.

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While Lesnar taking him out and entering the match is fine, shouldn't he at least be competing from the beginning? We all saw how much suffering and pain the other wrestlers took in the match. And then there is The Beast who comes down in the end, throws Ali off the ladder, grabs the briefcase and smiles at everyone sitting on top of a ladder.

I won't be surprised if one of the wrestlers in the match point this out tomorrow on RAW and accuse Vince of favoring Brock so much.

What are your opinions on WWE not following their own rules and making such weird decisions? Sound off your thoughts in the comments section below!

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