>Win MITB
>Hold onto the briefcase for a full year
>MITB happens again
>Cash in on the guy that won the briefcase and win it

I just... need more time to think

>>18252255 (OP)
Would be a kino angle.

Wouldn't it expire after the other guy wins it

>>18252255 (OP)
>Cash it in the next show after getting new MitB
>Lose anyway after all that buildup

>>18252255 (OP)
The "contract" famously expires after one year. Plus MITB is being held in Saudi Arabia from now on and you were banned from the Middle East.

>>18252255 (OP)
Have they ever had someone win it just to let the timer run out?

>>18252282
Cash it in right in the middle of the match when everyone is knocked out, shove whoever is staggering up the ladder off first and then take the new case.

>>18252255 (OP)
Did they ever have someone win the MITB, but he doesn't ever cash in and instead wins the title with a normal title shot match and he only wanted to win the MITB so that no one else can have it and potentially use it against him?

>>18252369
Nope. I remember people thought Otis would be the first person to do that.

>>18252255 (OP)
>Win MITB
>Hold onto the briefcase for a full year
>Refuse to cash in
>Win next year's MITB

I don't want any titles, i just want the briefcase itself

>>18252255 (OP)
>wrestler A wins MITB
>wrestler A spends nearly the entire year limit teasing a cash-in on world champ A, complete with feud based on "will he or won't he finally cash in"
>near the end of the year limit, on Raw/SD, wrestler A pulls an RVD and announces in advance that he's finally going to cash in on world champ A at the next PPV
>their feud continues up to the PPV, which is held within a few days of the MITB year limit expiring
>PPV night is here
>it's wrestler A vs. world champ A for the main event
>but wait....there's another match on the card just before that....with world champ B's title being defended
>wrestler A cashes in during world champ B's title match and wins it, to everyone's shock
>world champ A's main-event title defense now has to be unexpectedly scrapped (either that or a #2 contender replacement is put into that match at the last minute)

>>18252457
nice try, but this wouldn't work because in order to have the match in advance of his announcement he has to submit the contract in advance. He can't have a sanctioned cash-in match while still holding the briefcase

>>18252393
I can't remember any other time someone stole the case like they did Otis.

>>18252858
Edge with Mr Kennedy

This could only work if there was like full crossovers with all companies but using the money in the bank in a different company would be new and interesting it just that it have to be TNA right now and no one gives a fuck about their belt if you are already a wwe wrestler

>>18252289
This. You're contract is deemed invalid because of Saudi rules and expired, but you think you've been screwed by the company. You get a little feud with a heel authority figure who fires you. A new briefcase holder wins MITB few weeks after but you never lost yours. He cashes in after the main event of the PLE 3 weeks later and wins, and you come back just after that, hit him with the briefcase in the back of the head while he celebrates in the ring. And you then try to cash it in, but the referee says yours is no longer valid and you don't even work here anymore. So you symbolically pin him while the people chants "1, 2, 3!" and take the title with you, stealing it while escaping through the crowd who roars your babyface name. From here you blackmail the company from afar, asking for re-hire you as their valid champion, finally your negotiations allow you to be re-enabled as MITB while having to return the stolen title, and this kino political feud continues for some time.