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There is a stark difference between the men’s and women’s Money in the Bank fields.

With El Grande Americano and not CM Punk advancing on Monday, the men’s field looks like Seth Rollins’ to lose.&nbsp;

You could possibly give the contract to L.A. Knight to keep him relevant and to cash in on whatever heel beats World Heavyweight champion Jey Uso. You could give the briefcase to Solo Sikoa and have the contract hang over Jacob Fatu’s United States championship or give Sikoa a way to get the Undisputed WWE championship off Cody Rhodes way down the line after Cena is retired.&nbsp;

There is a stark difference between the men’s and women’s Money in the Bank fields.{ai:summary}The men's Money in the Bank field is shaping up to favor Seth Rollins, especially after El Grande Americano's advancement. L.A. Knight could be a contender to maintain relevance, while Solo Sikoa might leverage the contract against Jacob Fatu or Cody Rhodes in the future. In contrast, the women's Money in the Bank landscape remains less defined. The disparities between the two divisions highlight ongoing dynamics in professional wrestling. #sports

Where WWE could go with its two vastly different Money in the Bank matches

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