Every year, wrestling purists say it’s time to get rid of the Money in the Bank ladder matches. Indeed, that has happened many times over the years, starting with Edge beating John Cena for the WWE title in 2006.

A common complaint amongst WWE's PG era centered on the consistent lack of screen time for the women in the company, who were then known as WWE Divas. That theme rang especially true at the 2011 WWE Money in the Bank event as the Divas filled maybe seven minutes of air with entrances, one five-minute match, and a brief, post-match verbal spat.