3 WWE Superstars who could win Money in the Bank, and 3 that have no chance

Tonight, the WWE will host one of it's most beloved and exciting Pay per views of the year: Money in the Bank.

The tenth show under the banner, the event will not only feature title matches but also two epic ladder matches where the winner will get a guaranteed shot at the WWE, Universal or Women's titles.

Though 16 Superstars are willing to risk it all for the briefcases, only two will emerge victorious, as fans have been left speculating on who will capture the coveted prize.

And though there are some Superstars already seen as favourites to win, there are just as many competitors that the WWE Universe don't have faith in.

Here are three WWE Superstars that could survive and win their respective Money in the Bank ladder matches, as well as three Superstars who unfortunately have no chance.

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#3: Could win: Bayley

Bayley could kickstart her career by becoming Ms. Money in the Bank tonight.

Bayley's career on the main roster has been interesting to say the least.

After becoming one of NXT's biggest stars, the Huggable One made the jump in 2016, capturing the RAW Women's Title the following year.

Despite a strong showing, Bayley's reign was short-lived, and despite a brief reign as part of the first Women's Tag Team Champions, has struggled to stay relevant.

Now on SmackDown Live, the move could be the kickstart Bayley needs in her career, and capturing the Money in the Bank contract may be the first step.

A victory for her could definitely open up plenty of story opportunities, including a possible heel turn tease if she cashed in on a prone face champion.

In short, a win for the Huggable One makes sense, and could happen tonight.

#2: No chance: Finn Balor

Balor as Intercontinental Champion at WrestleMania 35.

Finn Balor's star on the WWE's main roster has never wavered, despite some questionable feuds.

At WrestleMania 35, Balor captured his second Intercontinental Championship defeating Bobby Lashley and now has the chance to add the Money in the Bank contract to his repertoire.

Unfortunately, the IC Title may be a hindrance for the Extraordinary Man, as he is now head of the mid-card.

Though Balor could lose the IC title quickly after winning the ladder match, this seems unlikely, despite many fans hopes that the Irishman will one day return to the main event scene.

As an optimist, I'd like to think there will be a time when Balor will get to go back on top after his sole Universal title reign ended after a day due to injury.

Unfortunately for the former NXT star, tonight is not his time.

#2: Could win: Ali

Ali has become one of SmackDown's most popular Superstars in a short amount of time..

A tragic injury crushed every plan for Ali, who before suffering a concussion earlier this year, was rumoured to be facing Daniel Bryan for the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 35.

Replaced by Kofi Kingston, Ali will have the chance to prove himself in tonight's Men's ladder match and is a definite contender.

After being called up from 205 Live, Ali has certainly impressed fans with his in-ring offence and likeable personality. In many ways, he is akin to a young Daniel Bryan, who also captured a MITB briefcase back in 2011.

As Mr Money in the Bank, Ali's star on SmackDown Live would only shine brighter, as it seems the company haven't given up on him yet, despite his injury.

Simply put, tonight could be the single biggest night in Ali's wrestling career.

#2: No chance: Carmella

Carmella cashed in the Money in the Bank contract on Charlotte Flair in April 2018.

Carmella may have won the first (or first two depending on how you look at it) Women's Money in the Bank ladder matches, but that was a long time ago.

Cashing in on the SmackDown after WrestleMania 34, Carmella's reign as SmackDown Women's Champion lasted until Summerslam but was quickly forgotten about afterwards.

To be fair, her title loss was quickly overshadowed by Becky Lynch becoming The Man, but her being in this year's ladder match isn't the best place for the former champion to be.

Whilst her winning the match would certainly be a surprise, there are multiple women who seem more likely to win than the Princess of Staten Island, despite her claims that "Mella is Money."

It seems someone has to lose, and in this year's case, it's Carmella.

#1: Could win: Drew McIntyre

Is this McIntyre's time to finally reach the top of the mountain?

For many fans, the odds on favourite to win the Men's Money in the Bank ladder match, Drew McIntyre has been a tour de force since returning to the company in 2017.

The Scottish Psychopath has become one of the red brand's biggest stars, holding his own against all three members of the Shield.

Having McIntyre win the contract makes perfect sense, as it seems only a matter of time before the former NXT Champion takes his spot with Universal gold.

Even when he debuted all the way back in 2009, McIntyre was touted as a future World Champion, and though it's taken a while to get here, Drew could definitely do huge things as Universal Champion, especially if he took the title off current champion Seth Rollins.

My prediction: Bank on the Scotsman.

#1: No chance: Randy Orton

Orton held the RAW Money in the Bank briefcase in 2013.

It may seem odd, but to me it's clear that Randy Orton has no chance of becoming Mr Money in the Bank for the second time in his career.

Capturing the briefcase in 2013, Orton is also a former World Champion, Royal Rumble winner and Grand Slam Champion, which would seemingly make him a likely winner.

With that said, Orton's schedule has been more relaxed recently, and it seems that the company is looking towards building younger stars.

If true, giving the Viper another accolade would definitely be a step in the wrong direction, as well as draw the ire of fans at a time when the WWE Universe are being particularly vocal about the product.

If Orton is to capture his 14th World Championship down the line, he doesn't need Money in the Bank to do it.