7 WWE Superstars with the least chances of winning the Money in the Bank match

#4. Ricochet - Not ready for a Money in the Bank victory?

WHAT A WIN!@KingRicochet has just qualified for the #MITB Ladder Match!#WWERaw pic.twitter.com/2XlSqVhBuR

— WWE (@WWE) June 22, 2021

Similar to Otis last year, Ricochet simply isn't ready for a Money in the Bank win and a big world title push just yet. He started great in 2019, capturing the United States Championship within half a year of his main roster debut.

Had he gone on that trajectory, he would have definitely been ready for a world title push and a Money in the Bank victory. But right now, he isn't. For now, Ricochet getting frequent television time seems like a win - an indicator that he isn't in a top position just yet.

Luckily for Ricochet and WWE, it's ok if he doesn't win the Money in the Bank briefcase this year. Ricochet is only 32 years old (turning 33 this year). By WWE men's standards, that's quite young. What Ricochet can have, however, is the second-most important position in the Money in the Bank ladder match.

“What a match” should be my nickname. 😎 https://t.co/4KG9ThYlBx

— Ricochet (@KingRicochet) July 13, 2021

He could be the superstar who steals the show at Money in the Bank ladder match and if he does so successfully, it could work out better in the long run. If handled right, it might even kickstart an incredible run for Ricochet just as the crowds return. It's a big "if," but momentum is everything.