5 Reasons why you should watch Money in the Bank instead of Game of Thrones finale

#3 The ladder matches will be more action filled than "The Last War"

In episode 5, Game of Thrones pulled off a major swerve when they turned on one of the major characters of the show by having Daenerys Targaryen turn heel, as she burned down the entire city of Kings Landing into ashes, thanks to her mighty dragon.

With GoT now serving a purpose with a fresh, new heel in Dany, chances are we might possibly witness one final war between the Mother of Dragons' army and the army of Jon Snow, who in episode 5 had an up close and personal look at the Mad Queen's wrath.

This somewhat gives us a hint that we might be in for one final war in the 6th and final episode of the season and there will be a lot of blood and fake CGI deaths as well. But, if you wish to witness some brutal, jaw-dropping, hard-hitting action instead, then Money in the Bank is something you wouldn't wanna miss.

The traditional ladder matches have been highly entertaining for years and years now and this year's final ladder match line-ups are very exciting and unpredictable, at the same time.

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Edited by Israel Lutete