All 7 Money In The Bank winners who had already won World Championships: Where are they now?

Modified Apr 28, 2020 07:23 GMT

#3 Dolph Ziggler

On the RAW after WrestleMania 29, Dolph Ziggler cashed in his MITB briefcase on Alberto Del Rio and won his 2nd World title. Around two years back, Ziggler was declared World Champion after he lost a title match to Edge. The stipulation to the match stated that Edge was banned from using the Spear, but he did it anyway and defeated Ziggler.

This resulted in Vickie Guerrero awarding the title to Ziggler. Theodore Long later gave a rematch to Edge, which he won, thus winning his title back. Ziggler went on to win the Money In The Bank briefcase at the namesake PPV in 2012. On the night Ziggler cashed in the contract, Del Rio had already defeated Jack Swagger and Zeb Colter in a Handicap match. An exhausted Del Rio didn't get a chance to celebrate, as Ziggler came down to the ring with AJ Lee and Big E, and became a two-time World Champion in a matter of seconds.

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Ziggler currently wrestles on SmackDown and was recently involved in a love triangle storyline with Otis and Mandy Rose.

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