It is money in the bank season which makes no sense, but here's a bald guy wearing some

glasses that are only half-air, so sometimes in life things just don't make sense.

It is super cool for us British idiots though because this paper you bring in live event

is heading to our shores, and it's never happens, I'm so damn excited.

It does feel like we should talk about some secrets though because the internet loves that,

so yes, hello, I am Simon from What Culture, this is 10 Things You Didn't Know About Money in the Bank.

It's probably 10, it wasn't the most successful gimmick pay-per-view.

So in terms of gimmick pay-per-views, premium live events that are still around,

money in the bank is one of the last ones standing, but if Helen the sell is gone,

fatal four is gone, TLC is gone, and breaking point is gone.

Don't forget at one time or another Vince McMahon saw breaking point as his submission pay-per-view

before he went, I don't really like submission matches, we just got rid of it.

There is the elimination chamber as well, but that's still ongoing, so I'll put that to one side,

and now we're not going to include the raw rumble, that has reached a brand new mountain top,

and nothing is ever going to be able to top it, except for WrestleMania.

The thing is though if we do jump in a time machine and go back to a day when pay-per-view

buy rates were the thing, even though we all love money in the bank and it is still standing,

thanks Ellen John, it actually wasn't one of the most successful ones.

Because from 2009 to 2013 when WWE were absolutely obsessed with these,

Helen the sell did 300,000 buys, 210,000 buys, 180,000 buys,

199,000 buys, and 200,000 buys.

The briefcase event in comparison though, from 2010 to 2013, did 162,000 buys,

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