Help choose how the MITB winner gets his shot

Ok, well first of all the winner gets to decide if he wants an honest match..or a match that gives him an advantage...

Option A) Make it a handicap match, and in order for the money in the bank winner to get the title, he has to pin the champ. If he dosen't pin the champ the match is voided and he loses in MITB case

Option B) Also have a handicap or triple threat match...but the MItB winner waits outside the ring for lets say 5min while another person has a match with the champ, but not pinning him. After that time is up he gets out the ring and let the MITB winner in to continue the match.
That way it seems like the champ has had a match already before he cashes it in.


Also, if you have any other suggestions, please let us know.

Make it a Triple Threat Elimination match, and the champion vs the challenger square off first. After one guy is pinned, the MitB comes out and faces the current champion.

DieCobros wrote:

Make it a Triple Threat Elimination match, and the champion vs the challenger square off first. After one guy is pinned, the MitB comes out and faces the current champion.

That's actually a genius idea. But I liked the idea where you can just come out after the champ has had a match on the card and hit him with 3 finishers in a row and then the match starts. You have to hit the finishers in a row and no other moves allowed. That is to sell he is already tired from a match before. If you decide to cash in to a far match then that match will be 1 on 1 champion vs MITB holder both at full health (Honest cash in) If you decide to cash in you are entitled to 1 on 1 unless you other wise cash it in to be in a multi-man match.

You could do the person gets to inflict two red body limbs with limb target before the match starts.

Elimination triple threat. Mitb guy waits for the other two to eliminate one?

the triple threat really works awesome. like whoever the champ is facing already just changes into a triple threat elimination. only problem is what if the guy who isn't champ wins. it doesnt work if it isn't already a championship match

i think thats the way it should work if the MITB guy is cashing in after a world title match.

I think the MITB winner if cashed in after the champ has already had a match, which in most cases they do in order to have the advantage. Then the match should be in there favour but seems silly having more than the challenger and the champ involved. So I think that in order to make it more realistic that the challenger can pin whenever he wants like normal, but the champ has to hit at least say 3 or 4 finishers before he can pin. Then he has the odds against him and would make the match as interesting as a real MITB cash in. Unless of course the MITB holder cashes in before the champ has had a match then it should just be a normal match.

What if the MitB holder announced when he would cash-in? Sorta like say Person A is facing Person B and Person C is the MitB holder, you could set up a Triple Threat with elimination on and have Person C stand out side (no taunting, just mainly standing). Once Person A or B gets eliminated, Person C can run in and it would sort of seem like a cash-in after the champion has competed (that way he would be worn down like IRL).

To also keep it sort of a surprise, the MitB holder could let only the people involved in the match he is going to cash-in of his plans (this wouldn't work for a Fatal-4-Way since you can't setup a 5-Man match).

Yea I always thought the Elimination Triple Threat was the best Idea. Just make it so MiTB Contract holder tells Tricher when he is cashing in and you can make a triple threat. The Two people who where supposed to have the match still have it while the contract holder waits outside, when one of the two are eliminated the third is allowed to jump right in and "Cash in". This of course would only work for a title match. On the flipside if the contract holder wanted to cash in with a person not having a title match, You make it a Triple Threat 2 out of 3 falls (Although we will ignore this stipulation). The original match participants have their match, until a fall. Once that fall occurs the non title holder exits the ring, and the contract holder goes in and their match with the champion starts.