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Money in the Bank 2018 is a WWE PPV and it will air on Sunday 17 JUNE 2018 for 4 hours beginning at 19:00 with a 1 hour long pre-show to air at 18:00. This show is airing live on the WWE Network from the Allstate Arena in the Chicago suburb of Rosemont, Illinois. The one-hour Kick-Off show will include 1 match as follows:Smackdown Tag Team title match: Champions The Bludgeon Brothers (Harper & Rowan) vs. Karl Anderson & Luke GallowsThe scheduled matches for the main card are as follows:1. Singles match: Daniel Bryan vs. Big Cass2. Singles match: Bobby Lashley vs. Sami Zayn3. Singles match: Roman Reigns vs. Jinder Mahal in a singles match4. Intercontinental Championship match: Champion Seth Rollins vs. Elias5. RAW Women's Championship match: Champion Nia Jax vs. Ronda Rousey6. Smackdown Women's Championship match: Champion Carmella vs. Asuka7. Last Man Standing match for the WWE Championship: Champion AJ Styles vs. Shinsuke NakamuraDOUBLE MAIN EVENT:Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match for a World Championship Contract:Bobby Roode (RAW)Braun Strowman (RAW)Finn Balor (RAW)Kevin Owens (RAW)The MIZ (Smackdown)Rusez (Smackdown)Samoa Joe (Smackdown)New Day Member (Big E or Kofi Kingston or Xavier Woods) (Smackdown)Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match for a Women's Championship Contract:Alexa Bliss (RAW)Ember Moon (RAW)Natalya (RAW)Sasha Banks (RAW)Becky Lynch (Smackdown)Charlotte Flair (Smackdown)Lana (Smackdown)Naomi (Smackdown)

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