5 WWE Superstars who should not win Money in the Bank this year

WrestleMania 35 is done and dusted, as we are heading on to a new beginning in the WWE Programming. The first big stop in the new business year for WWE would be the annual Money in the Bank PPV, which is scheduled to take place on May 19, 2019, at the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut.

With this being the tenth edition of the PPV, WWE might be planning something huge for the event. This year would also mark the third Women's Money in the Bank match as we will find out who would guarantee himself/herself a future world title shot.

Many fans have already started predicting the winners for this year's contract. Names like Andrade, Finn Balor, Sami Zayn are at the top of people's prediction list. On the women's side, rumors are that WWE might give the briefcase to Sasha Banks.

Well, we still have almost a month for the PPV to go down as we currently don't even know who all will actually compete in the MITB matches. WrestleMania 35 saw a lot of fan-favorites winning. While that need not happen every time, but there are certain booking decisions that WWE should avoid at the upcoming MITB.

In this article, let's take a look at the 5 WWE Superstars who should not win the Money in the Bank this year.

#5 Charlotte

Charlotte was one of the three women to main event WM 35!

Charlotte Flair is no doubt one of the best women wrestlers in the world right now. Her in-ring skills, mic work, looks, and of course family lineage make her one of the top WWE Women superstars in the history.

But fans haven't been on her side for quite some time. No don't get me wrong, everyone loves Charlotte the wrestler, what many don't like is her getting the spotlight again and again. Recent examples of this are her getting added to the WrestleMania main-event out of nowhere, and her winning the SD Women's Championship from Asuka one week before WM 35.

She most probably will be a part of the Women's Money in the Bank match next month, but WWE should avoid giving her the briefcase. Vince, please don't uplift the already uplifted, give someone else the opportunity!