Top star's invasion; Shocking title change? — 4 possible finishes for Sami Zayn vs. Bron Breakker at WWE Money in the Bank

The Money in the Bank Premium Live Event is around the corner and WWE made a huge match official this week on Monday Night RAW. Sami Zayn will defend the Intercontinental Championship against Bron Breakker in a high-voltage clash at the upcoming spectacle. For the first time since WrestleMania XL, Zayn's championship seems to be in jeopardy.

Fans might get to see some astounding things unfold in this match, which might have major implications for SummerSlam. From a top star's invasion to a shocking title change, the climax of the Intercontinental Championship match could unravel in ways that could leave fans flabbergasted.

Let's look at four possible finishes for Sami Zayn vs. Bron Breakker's match at Money in the Bank.

#4. Sami Zayn wins via countout

Bron Breakker poses a legitimate threat to Sami Zayn's championship reign at Money in the Bank. However, Zayn might outsmart the former NXT Champion in the match and grab a victory over him. The closing moments of the Intercontinental Championship bout could see both superstars brawling outside the ring.

This could lead the referee to start counting. While the referee would be on the verge of counting 10, Zayn could barely beat the count and make it back to the ring before Breakker. This would eventually make him the winner of the match via countout.

This way, Sami Zayn can retain the championship without making Bron Breakker look weak. This would also allow the 26-year-old star to demand a rematch in case he loses the Intercontinental Championship bout via a countout.

#3. The match ends in a no-contest

Another shocking way the Intercontinental Championship match at Money in the Bank could end is without bearing any result. During the match, The Big Bad Booty Nephew and Sami Zayn could get involved in a grueling fight at ringside. They could continue assaulting each other in what could turn into utter chaos.

This could force the referee to end the match abruptly, resulting in a no-contest. Regardless, both Zayn and Breakker could continue their slugfest across the Scotiabank Arena, leading to security coming in to separate the two superstars.

This finish to the match at Money in the Bank could leave the WWE Universe startled. Also, a no-contest finish could pave the way for this feud to continue, which could transcend the storyline to new heights.

#2. Sheamus invades the match

The Intercontinental Championship match between Sami Zayn and Bron Breakker at Money in the Bank could see a huge invasion. Toward the end of the match, Sheamus could shockingly make an appearance out of nowhere to wreak carnage on both superstars.

The Celtic Warrior could attack Zayn and Breakker to make a huge statement for being excluded from the title picture in Toronto. As a result, the match could end in disqualification, with the title not changing hands. This could eventually lead to a blockbuster Triple Threat Match for the Intercontinental Championship between the three superstars at SummerSlam.

#1. Bron Breakker dethrones Sami Zayn at Money in the Bank

The WWE Universe could witness one of the most shocking finishes to the Intercontinental Championship match at Money in the Bank. Bron Breakker has a reputation for wrecking his opponents and could do the same with Sami Zayn.

The finish of the match could see the former NXT Champion hitting a vicious double spear on the reigning champion. After hitting his signature move, Breakker could pin The Underdog from the Underground to become the new Intercontinental Champion.

The 26-year-old star has been riding high on momentum lately and the prospect of him winning cannot be ruled out. It could prove to be a historic night for Bron Breakker as he could leave the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto as the new Intercontinental Champion.

A shocking title change could have major implications for SummerSlam. Moreover, it could be a turning point for Breakker's WWE career and establish him as the future of the Stamford-based promotion.