WWE Money in the Bank 2026: Reigns Retains, Stratton Wins Briefcase
Roman Reigns defended the World Heavyweight Championship while Tiffany Stratton captured the women's Money in the Bank contract in New Orleans.
KEY POINTS
- Event held October 10 at Smoothie King Center, New Orleans
- Roman Reigns retained World Heavyweight Title vs. LA Knight
- Tiffany Stratton won women's Money in the Bank briefcase
- Stephanie Vaquer retained Women's World Title in triple threat
- Streamed on Netflix (international) and ESPN Unlimited (US)
WWE presented Money in the Bank 2026 on Saturday, October 10, from the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. The premium live event streamed live on Netflix internationally and ESPN Unlimited in the United States, marking the company's first major show in ten weeks.
The evening opened with Roman Reigns defending the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight. Reigns retained the title after hitting multiple Superman Punches and a final Spear, surviving a near-fall when Knight countered a Spear into a BFT. Post-match chaos involved The Bloodline and the mysterious "946" storyline.
“It truly feels like it's now or never for LA Knight.”
Tiffany Stratton won the women's Money in the Bank ladder match, retrieving the briefcase after a final struggle with Lash Legend. Sol Ruca earned praise for high-risk offense, including a Frog Splash through a ladder bridge. Stratton survived an early scare when she hit the back of her head on the floor.
On the men's side, the ladder match featured CM Punk attempting to become the first three-time winner alongside Bron Breakker, Je'Von Evans, Trick Williams, Penta, and Kevin Owens. Stephanie Vaquer retained the Women's World Championship in a triple threat against Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch. Oba Femi faced Bronson Reed in a hard-hitting contest.
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