Carmella Breaks Impressive Money In The Bank Record, Rock’s Rolling Stone Cover

Carmella is the moonwalking, trash-talking, Miss Money In The Bank and she doesn’t want anyone to forget it. As The Princess Of Staten Island moves toward WrestleMania there is a lot of speculation that she could cash in her MITB briefcase during the Showcase Of The Immortals.

However, that might be what people expect at this point so WWE could do something completely different. But one thing is for sure, whether Carmella cashes in her briefcase at Mania or waits another month to pull the trigger she’s already made history.

Mella has held her MITB briefcase for 281 days at this point which makes for a very impressive time with her friend which she calls Frankie. This makes her the longest-reigning Money In The Bank briefcase holder in WWE history.

If she carries her briefcase to WrestleMania it would make it 285 days with her favorite piece of luggage which is an impressive run. Some are theorizing she could cash in at Mania and lose and others think she will be traded to Raw with Frankie in tow and later cash in on the Red Brand.

But whatever Carmella chooses to do, she liable to make it as fabulous as possible because that’s how she rolls.

Nobody knows how to hustle quite like The Rock. The third-generation Superstar broke into WWE and people hated him but he soon used the crowd’s rage against him to secure a much better spot on the roster.

When he broke out into Hollywood, a lot of pro wrestling fans wished him luck as the Scorpion King, but few thought it would lead to much more than that. However, Dwayne Johnson was soon a household name and now he’s on top of the world in every film he’s in while saving the planet one blockbuster at a time.

There could even be Presidential hopes in store for The Rock as he continues his career and looks forward to what is next. But right not it looks like all he’s focused on is his new film Rampage.

The Rock is also celebrating another milestone as he appeared on Rolling Stone magazine once again. The People’s Champ has appeared on the popular magazine’s cover before dating back to 2001, but this new look at Johnson on the cover is certainly an updated shot and the kind of Rocky you could possibly take seriously in a debate about health care reform.