(Experts Predictions) Wwe Money In The Bank- Who wins Who?

The first pay-per-view card to emanate from WWE's home state since Vengeance in 2004 is set to take place as Money in the Bank willinvade Hartford, Connecticut, on Sunday in the first big show since WrestleMania 35. There are no shortage of high stakes this Sunday with six title bouts on the card, along with both the traditional men's and women's Money in the Bank ladder matches. Becky Lynch will also be defending both her Raw and SmackDown women's titles on the samenight.Money in the Bank will begin at 7 p.m. ET with the show expected to last anywhere from 3.5-4 hours, not counting the Kickoff Show, which starts one hour prior to the main card at 6 p.m. .Let's take a closer look at who experts predictions as WWE looks to overcome a difficult month creatively coming out of WrestleMania and following a struggling Superstar Shakeup.
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2019 Money in the Bank predictions
Cruiserweight Championship:Tony Nese (c) vs. Ariya Daivari (Kickoff Show)Jack Crosby, Brian Campbell, Adam Silverstein:It's been nice to see Daivari finally get a nice heel push on 205 Live as of late, and this title shot has been very much deserved. But, it's just simply too early to take the title off of Nese, who has been continually turning in spectacular performances in the ring. This may not be the last we see of this feud, but Nese comes out retaining in the first outing.Pick: Tony Nese retains the title
Daniel Bryan & Rowan vs. The Usos (Kickoff Show)AS, BC, JC: The only reason this non-title match even taking place makes a shred off sense is the dearth of tag teams on SmackDown, something WWE needs to fix rapidly.Pick: Daniel Bryan & Rowan winUnited States Championship:Samoa Joe (c) vs. Rey MysterioAS, BC, JC: Samoa Joe's reign as U.S. champion has been solid thus far, though Mysterio has been his only real feud. Taking the title off Joe would be a mistake, especially when he can become even more dastardly by using Rey's son Dominic against him. What do I want from this match? Dominic being choked out by the Coquina Clutch and Mysterio losing his mindto the tune of a disqualification loss. If you are going to switch the title to Mysterio, do it at a later date when he can get revenge for his son.Pick: Samoa Joe retains the title
Roman Reigns vs. EliasJC, BC, AS:I can't see Elias winning a 1-on-1 match here, so Reigns will spear him into oblivion to get the 1-2-3 after 10-minute or soouting. The real story here is what the fallout is because I can't imagine the little feud between Reigns and Shane McMahon ending soon. These two are destined to meeteach other in the ring, and the fallout from a Reigns win here will only fuel that fire going forward.Pick: Roman Reigns wins
The Miz vs. Shane McMahon (Steel Cage Match)BC, AS, JC: Credit WWE for actually ending the majority of feuds at WrestleMania this year instead of having them play out for another month like in recent years at Backlash or Payback shows. This one turnedout to be a rare exception, although the post-Mania festivities have been anything but a bore. Seeing The Miz in such a pure babyface role has been fun, as has watching McMahon return to his strengths as an advantageous heel. But considering the bad-luck manner in which he lost in April after suplexing McMahon off of a lighting rig,it's time for Miz to get revenge.Pick: The Mizwins
Alexa Bliss vs. Bayley vs. Natalya vs. Naomi vs. Carmella vs. Dana Brooke vs. Mandy Rose vs. Ember Moon (Women's Money in the Bank)BC, AS: When handled correctly, the Money in the Bank briefcase can be used to elevate a mid-card performer who has not yet proventhey are ready for elite booking. Acting as a de facto title, it's best used on a perf