Credit: WWE.comWWE Money in the Bank, the modern-day heir apparent to WWE’s most prestigious world championships, has emerged over the past 14 years as the most Caucasian and least-diverse championship in all of WWE. WWE has done a tremendous job protecting the Money in the Bank briefcase with the type of consistently that often evades Vince McMahon when it comes to new concepts. In fact, the Money in the Bank briefcase is WWE’s rare old toy that has somehow prevailed as a priority. So much so, that after years of being a featured match at WrestleMania, WWE gave Money in the Bank its own pay-per-view spinoff in 2010. Diversity Among Current WWE Championships Championship Total Champions Champions of Color Diversity Percentage WWE SmackDown Tag Team Championships 20 6 30.00% WWE Raw Women's Championship 7 2 28.57% WWE SmackDown Women's Championship 7 2 28.57% WWE Women's Tag Team Championships 4 1 25.00% WWE Intercontinental Championship 82 19 23.17% WWE United States Championship 93 21 22.58% WWE Championship 50 10 20.00% WWE Raw Tag Team Championships 171 34 19.88% WWE Universal Championship 6 1 16.67% WWE Money in the Bank 20 1 5.00%The sportsbooks seem to be on to this infuriating trend with early odds pegging brooding caucasian Drew McIntyre (-150) and interchangeable blonde Mandy Rose (+175) as the favorites in their respective matches.

Source: Forbes May 19, 2019 11:37 UTC