5 reasons why Money in the Bank could be cancelled

The Money in the Bank pay-per-view is back next month, and as always, the event could have some serious repercussions throughout WWE's programming over the course of the next few months.

Some fans love the annual ladder-match spectacular, whereas others seem to think that it has run its course after being around for the better part of eight years now.

Whichever camp you fall into, there's no denying that there are plenty of pros and cons on both sides of the board.

Money in the Bank is something that has become much bigger than the WrestleMania attraction it was intended to be, and as we look ahead to the future, it will be interesting to see whether or not WWE goes down the route of turning the 'big four' into the 'big five'.

With that being said, here are five reasons why we actually believe Money in the Bank could be cancelled at some point.

#5 Tired Concept

Money in the Bank has been around since 2005, and for the most part, it's been pretty paint by numbers in terms of what goes down.

Most of the time a heel comes out on top, they capitalise on an opportunity to cash-in, which they do after months of losing matches and being made to look like someone who isn't a serious contender.

Every so often, somebody will lose their match after cashing in or announce it in advance, but there's just no real creativity remaining with the concept anymore.

It's a shame, too, because there are still plenty of cool ideas that they could go for, but instead, they move towards the status quo year in and year out. Maybe that's what some fans want, but certainly not all of them.