Might as well kill some time doing this, despite not really following the builds to any of these matches.
Ember Moon's my pick, mostly because I want her to win, I could see basically anyone walking out of her with the briefcase. Of the Raw roster, I feel like only Ember Moon is really likely, maybe Sasha Banks if they want to finally progress the Bayley/Banks feud past the point of both of them just screwing each-other out of victories so both wind up as losers but I don't know if that feud is even still a priority for them, if it ever was. Oh wait Natalya's on Raw and has a connection to Ronda, she might win this just based on that. I'm still hoping for Ember though, so I'll say her.
This again seems like anyone's game, though far less than the Women's, so while someone like Braun Strowman could certainly win, I'm going with Joe.
Last Man Standing
AJ Styles (c) vs. Shinsuke Nakamura
Going with Styles, if they were going to have Nakamura win the belt I figured they would've done it at Backlash. Instead, Styles is going to win it, it just feels inevitable. However, I'm going to go out on a limb here and say Styles is not walking out of Money in the Bank WWE Champion and that Samoa Joe is cashing-in after the match. I distinctly recall that Joe made his WWE Championship intentions clear during the build of Shinsuke/Styles, before Backlash I believe. And I believe that Joe had the longest journey to qualifying in Money in the Bank, I could be wrong since he was the only one whose qualifier I paid attention to due to Daniel Bryan's involvement, but his qualification into the match was framed as a much bigger deal. And from what I read, he lost on SDL, and generally a lose on the go-home is a good indication of a victory at the PPV (albeit, less so in an eight man match environment). And of course, the Last Man Standing match is custom made to be cashed-in on afterward, plus WWE has a history of same night cash-in's (both Kane and Ambrose have done it before iirc), and it's a pretty easy way to transition between feuds for Styles.
Women's Championship
Nia Jax (c) vs. Ronda Rousey
Ronda Rousey. Ronda's a better long-term and short-term prospect than Nia Jax so having Nia losing here only makes sense. I think the worst case scenario here is to have Nia beat Ronda clean, it's way too soon. And it's probably way too soon for this match in general, but that's a topic for another time.
Women's Championship
Carmella (c) vs. Asuka
Carmella's leaving with the Championship but I can see Asuka winning the match via DQ or something leading to an Extreme Rules encounter where Asuka wins. As for how, I don't know. If the rumors about Ellsworth are true, he's probably the reason though it doesn't make much sense for him to be aiding Carmella considering she Superkick'd his ass on his way out of the company. I could see Ellsworth try and screw Carmella out of the title but botches it so bad and gets Asuka DQ'd, or accidentally hits Asuka, getting Carmella DQ'd and Asuka pissed off so she murders him then and there. This could lead to like a Steel Cage at Extreme Rules or something.
I don't know, they can't be booking towards a clean victory from Carmella. So much of the build to this match has been reinforcing Asuka as the dominant competitor she was prior to her first loss, hence her winning in handicap matches and scoring the victory in the ten woman tag.
Tag Team Championship
The Bludgeon Brothers (Harper and Rowan) (c) vs. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson
The Bludgeon Brothers are squashing the Good Brothers because that's what they do.
Tag Team Championship
The Bludgeon Brothers (Harper and Rowan) (c) vs. Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson
WWE will swerve us and have The Good Brothers defeat The Bludgeon Brothers.
Intercontinental Championship
Seth Rollins (c) vs. Elias
Rollins shouldn't be dropping the championship anytime soon here.
Singles Matches
Bobby Lashley vs. Sami Zayn
Roman Reigns vs. Jinder Mahal
Daniel Bryan vs. Big Cass
Lashley will win for his Sisters and his right to wear a flat cap. Jinder Mahal will win in boring Jinder Mahal screw-job fashion in an attempt to get fans to cheer for Roman when the feud continues and Roman inevitable gets his win back. Bryan will win against Cass because Cass beat up a midget without permission and Bryan should be moving to [figuratively] bigger things.