With WWE's Money in the Bank pay-per-view on ht horizon, Benjamin Raven and Austin "Sweetwater" Brunner decided to each rebook five past MITB finishes because this match and its corresponding outcomes are ripe for fantasy booking land.

The two will identify an outcome they wish to rebook, and then hone in on how exactly they would rebook it. Let's get weird, and let us know what you would change on Twitter @BenjaminSRaven, @Court_of_Nerds.

Raven's MITB fantasy wet dreams:

CM Punk -- WrestleMania 24 -- Successfully cashed in on Edge on Monday Night Raw

Re-book: Chris Jericho wins one, and both saves us from Punk's underwhelming/terribly booked first run with WHC and gets Y2J something to work with on road to WM25 that's not with three legends.

Before the CM Punk fans come for me, this has more to do with the outcome of his cash-in and first run with the World Heavyweight Championship went. It's clear WWE had no clue what to do with Punk as after he cashed in on Edge (freshly beaten down by Batista) as he was stuck on the midcard and eventually lost his title without losing his title. You put the damn thing on Chris Jericho, and we get golden promos, another milestone on his list and most likely a much more entertaining spot on the WrestleMania 25 card that doesn't have Mickey Rourke involved.

Mr Kennedy -- WrestleMania 23 -- Lost contract to Edge on Monday Night Raw

Re-book: Randy Orton wins MITB and gets right back into feuds with Undertaker and Batista. Orton and Undertaker were coming off fantastic WM21 match, and a decent enough feud that Taker's recently won WHC could have added fresh layer to it. Also, another milestone for Randall.

I was there for WrestleMania 23, and while Mr. Kennedy was the right choice at that exact time, this is fantasy booking where hindsight isn't only allowed, but encouraged. He was injury prone and got into issues for dropping the wrong guys on the wrong heads. A year later, he was gone and a forgotten thing. Would have loved to see Kennedy take the next step in WWE, but hindsight makes me look at Randy Orton who was still young and in his prime fresh off of a feud with the newly-crowned World Heavyweight Champion in Undertaker.

Jack Swagger -- WrestleMania 26 -- Cashed in on Chris Jericho on a SmackDown episode