Who will gain possession of the briefcases, and will LA Knight finally win big? It’s all to play for at WWE Money in the Bank 2026.
The annual fixture will return once more in 2026 with the signature ladder matches being the focal point of the event. Whoever gains possession of the briefcase will be able to cash in on a champion of their choosing at any time.
Additionally, LA Knight is looking to finally win the World Heavyweight Championship as he will take on Roman Reigns. While Knight lost the match the last time, there was Bloodline interference. At Money in the Bank, Reigns will look to prove he can win the match solo.
Roman Reigns (c) vs. LA Knight For The World Heavyweight Championship
While the WWE Championship has been changing hands more frequently as of late, don’t expect Roman Reigns to lose the World Title anytime soon. It feels as if Reigns will remain champion until WrestleMania at the earliest, even if LA Knight has re-established some momentum. With Crown Jewel on the horizon, Reigns vs. Sami Zayn looks to be the direction. If Knight does win, he will likely be cashed in on immediately after.
Winner: Roman Reigns
Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match
CM Punk has a strong chance of prevailing here to run back the Roman Reigns rivalry. Bron Breakker would also be a popular pick and Je’Von Evans could run the youngest champion in history storyline. However, right now, Penta looks to be the clear favourite. Taking Reigns to the limit in Mexico, it’s clear that the company sees the luchador as a top star. The reign may not be long if the cash-in is successful, but this should be Penta’s moment.
Winner: Penta
Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match
Truthfully, there is a case for every one of the competitors securing the briefcase here. Sol Ruca needs to re-establish momentum, Lola Vice is the new call-up, and Lash Legend needs a big win. Jacy Jayne winning the match is unlikely given Fatal Influence are draped in gold, which leaves Roxanne Perez. The direction could be Perez cashing in to win the title, but is betrayed by Liv Morgan to set up a feud between the two. Perez has been underutilised since joining Judgment Day, and it’s time for her breakout moment.
Winner: Roxanne Perez
Bronson Reed vs. Oba Femi
WWE has booked itself into a corner with this one. With Oba Femi on a collision course to being the next big thing, and with Bronson Reed recently returning, both men shouldn’t be losing. That being said, Femi is the one who would be more damaged by the loss. Expect The Ruler to win here, and a potential start of the WarGames feud in the process.
Winner: Oba Femi
Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch For The Women’s World Championship
This one feels like Vaquer will benefit the most from the win. La Primera had an underwhelming title reign at the start of the year and needs an improvement the second time around. It’s likely to follow the formula of Morgan and Lynch will be too focused on each other to allow Vaquer to capitalise and pick up the big win. With this being Vaquer’s first defence, there is a lot more WWE can do with her as champion.
Winner: Stephanie Vaquer
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