Two ladders, eight days: Money in the Bank 2014 climbs on WWE Vault
The complete 2014 card, headlined by a vacant world title match, suddenly ran at about twenty-five times its usual daily pace, a day after The Rock's 2001 handicap match led the channel.
WWE VaultStory of Why this story? The video is running at 99,920 views a day, 25 times its usual pace (4,058).
FULL EVENT: WWE Money in the Bank 2014 | Two Ladder Matches; Usos vs. Wyatts and MORE!
How long can a full pay-per-view from 2014 sit on WWE Vault before it finds its crowd? About a week, it turns out. The complete Money in the Bank 2014, posted eight days ago, drew close to a hundred thousand views in a single day, far beyond the modest pace it had kept since going up.
Yesterday the standout here was The Rock and a handicap match from 2001. This time the busiest thing is a night from a much later era, and a whole event rather than a single bout.
The card had two ladder matches. In the first, John Cena, Randy Orton and Roman Reigns were among those climbing for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and Cena left Boston with the belt. The second was for the briefcase itself, with Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose and Rob Van Dam in it. Rollins took the contract only weeks after breaking up The Shield with Ambrose and Reigns, and he cashed it in at WrestleMania 31. Further down the bill were Rusev, Paige, and The Usos against the Wyatt Family.
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- Channel
- WWE Vault
- Subscribers
- 4,350,000
- Video published
- September 21, 2026
- Video views so far
- 140,528 (8 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 99,920 (on a normal day: 13,644)
The numbers
The figures show an eight-day-old full event suddenly moving far faster than its own usual pace.
