WWE hosted a unique version of the Money In The Bank ladder match, this year where The WWE Headquarters in Stamford served as the host venue. Twelve superstars were trying to rip each other apart whole going to the roof of the building to grab the briefcases that were hanging above the ring. In the process, they ended up damaging a better part of the office equipment within the Headquarters.
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An estimated report was published assuming how much damage was done to the WWE Headquarters during 2020 Money In The Bank ladder match. During Wrestling Observer Live, Bryan Alvarez read a report from a listener named Tim From Miami, Florida. It had a detailed extent of damage caused by the Superstars at the HQ.
After calculating the data using extensive measures, it was disclosed that the possible damage evaluations were between $1,138 and $3,507.00 at Money In The Bank. The source tried to figure out if WWE could have saved any jobs with the amount of money lost due to property damage. The conclusion was they didn’t exceed expectations.
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The report added that superstars certainly didn’t do the kind of damage that most were expecting. A rowing workout machine is assumed to be the most expensive item that they destroyed. But going by the overall measurement, WWE managed to get out of the situation without breaking too many expensive items while conducting Money In The Bank.
Mike Johnson then stated on PW Insider Elite audio that WWE had a second part shooting for Money In The Bank to film some “pick-up shots.” They needed additional footage that which weren’t shot, the first time around.
“They did do pick-up shots. I don’t know what they were, but as recently as a week ago they were filming to insert into this and it was very much put together in post-production.”
Furthermore, it was noted that everything that they shot on the roof for the Money In The Bank ladder match, was performed on April 15th. It is the same day that WWE announced their company lay-offs sue to the coronavirus pandemic. Following that, they did have an additional day of shooting at a later date which wasn’t disclosed.