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Money in the Bank 2020: 5 interesting details that you missed – Top Superstar teases face turn, huge botch spoils the main event

By Shruti Sadbhav

Modified May 12, 2020 03:05 GMT

A few subtle details at Money in the Bank could be significant later

#2 The logistical errors spotted during Money in the Bank main event

The crash pads were visible from one of the shots from the top angle

Owing to the Covid-19 crisis, WWE has been producing shows without a live audience. While the challenging times have had its fair share of implications on the overall business, it has also allowed the WWE Creatives to go wild with their imagination as the PPVs continue to feature cinematic-style matches. The same thing happened at Money in the Bank, except there was a huge detail that WWE editors forgot to address in the main event.

This unique edition of the Money in the Bank PPV saw the briefcases suspended atop the WWE Headquarters. Since it was a pre-taped match, there were a lot of camera angles involved in order to narrate a compelling story throughout the main event. Although the footage was edited, one aerial shot somehow managed to escape the eye of the editors. Interestingly, this was the only spot in the match, which showed that the crash pads were placed all around the terrace.

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At the Money in the Bank PPV, these crash pads were the ones used during the spot that witnessed RAW Superstars Rey Mysterio and Aleister Black being flung over the roof by Baron Corbin. Given the fact that the entire match was pre-taped and edited, this one revealing spot that should have been avoided. But it appeared on the screen for a few seconds before WWE production changed the angle and avoided showing the crashpads during the rest of the show.

About the author

Shruti Sadbhav is a WWE writer at Sportskeeda Wrestling. With a triple major in Journalism, English Literature, and Psychology, she has always been drawn to writing. As an avid sports lover, writing about sports was the finest way to combine her passion with her prowess.

Whenever she writes, Shruti puts herself into the shoes of fans to see how she would appreciate an honest account of anything related to something she follows wholeheartedly with engaging and relevant information to cater to the readers' needs.

Shruti has seven years of experience. She previously worked as a content manager at Fox Sports Asia and as an assistant manager and digital marketer at Kickstart FC. Shruti previously worked in multiple roles in Sportskeeda, where she was a WWE features writer, editor, and content manager. She has over 40 million+ reads across all her writer profiles, giving her an immensely diverse audience across WWE and football.

When it comes to pro wrestling, Shruti does not particularly remember the first match she watched. However, she recalls accompanying her brother and getting hooked when she saw The Undertaker – a fascinating wrestler that she, like thousands of others, believed in.
Her views on pro wrestling evolved as she grew older and understood the intricacies of the business. This allows her to appreciate those who dedicate themselves to the craft and, once in a while, it does become what it has always been touted to be – magical. Her favorite wrestler is Finn Balor due to his persistence.

When she is not working as a writer, Shruti loves to read, enjoy a good cup of coffee, and let Manchester City dictate her weekend plans.

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Edited by Raunak J