5 Fastest Money in the Bank cash-ins

#4 Alexa Bliss cashes in at Money in the Bank 2018

From #LittleMissBliss to #LittleMissMITB to #LittleMissCHAMPION...@AlexaBliss_WWE has cashed in her contract to become a 3-TIME #RAW #WomensChampion! #MITB pic.twitter.com/0PTe4pDXM3

— WWE (@WWE) June 18, 2018

Alexa Bliss was the second woman to ever capture the first Money in the Bank contract. She was, however, the first woman to ever cash in at Money in the Bank, on the same night she won the briefcase.

Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Ember Moon, Lana, Naomi, Natalya, Sasha Banks, and Little Miss Bliss filled out a stellar Money in the Bank field. Considering the amount of success those in this match had before and after this event, it was absolutely star-studded. In the end, it was Alexa Bliss who captured the briefcase.

She wouldn't hold onto it for long, however. A little over an hour and ten minutes after her victory, Alexa Bliss made her move. Nia Jax was defending the RAW Women's Championship at the event against Ronda Rousey.

Bliss interfered, attacking both women before cashing in. She captured the title from her former friend, leading to a SummerSlam bout between herself and Ronda.

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#3 Bayley cashes in at Money in the Bank 2019

HUGS ALL AROUND. #BayleyInTheBank #MITB pic.twitter.com/NPa75kH39a

— WWE (@WWE) May 20, 2019

Charlotte Flair made history on RAW this week. Not only did she add a 11th main roster singles title to her shelf at Money in the Bank.

There have been four women's Money in the Bank winners, and 75% of them have targeted The Queen. Carmella, the first winner, took the SmackDown Title from Flair. As we said before, Nikki A.S.H. took the RAW Women's Title this year. However, Bayley also went after her Four Horsewomen stablemate.

At Money in the Bank 2019, Bayley bested Carmella, Dana Brooke, Mandy Rose, Ember Moon, Nikki Cross, Natalya, and Naomi. 39 minutes later, she attacked Flair, who was battering the woman she just won the SmackDown Women's Title from, Becky Lynch.

After chasing Lacey Evans off, she hit the elbow drop on Flair to win her first SmackDown Women's Championship.