Every single Money in the Bank PPV ranked from worst to best

#4 Money in the Bank 2015

Just like the previous year, Rollins got the better of Ambrose.

WHEN: June 14, 2015

WHERE: Nationwide Arena, Colombus

LADDER MATCHES: Just like the previous year, there was one ladder match for the briefcase, and one ladder match for the WWE Championship. And just like the previous year, Seth Rollins managed to fend off Dean Ambrose. The WWE title literally fell out of Ambrose's grasps at the end of their 35-minute war with Rollins.

In the show opener, we got what seemed to be the most predictable Money in the Bank ladder match in WWE history. Roman Reigns seemed like the only logical victor, but he didn't win. An interference from Bray Wyatt cost The Big Dog this match, as Sheamus of all people took advantage of the situation. The match, like the main event, was a solid one. But, it was marred by an unspectacular winner, who had an unspectacular cash-in, after which he held the title for only three weeks.

REST OF THE CARD: The best match on the card was a rematch between United States Champion, John Cena and NXT Champion, Kevin Owens. It was a great match in which Cena picked up the victory to avenge his shocking defeat to Owens two weeks earlier, at Elimination Chamber. Owens got his heat back by viciously attacking the Cenation leader after the match.

Elsewhere, the Prime Time Players became WWE Tag Team Champions by defeating The New Day. Ryback vs The Big Show, and Paige vs Nikki Bella were both title matches that didn't feel like title matches. The theme throughout this show was that we received some solid action at best, but the results were mainly unspectacular.

ONE WORD TO DESCRIBE THIS EVENT: Solid (but unspectacular)