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Solo Sikoa’s kidnapping got even dumber

Live coverage and related reports for Solo Sikoa’s kidnapping got even dumber.

AI Story Summary

What happened?

During Monday Night Raw, Solo Sikoa was portrayed as being kidnapped by a group identified as 946 just before a scheduled Money in the Bank qualifying match. General Manager Adam Pearce replaced him in the match with Penta, who went on to win the qualifier, and WWE later posted a social-media update about Solo’s status. Cageside Seats criticized the angle as overly silly and ill-conceived.

Key Takeaways

  • Solo Sikoa was written as kidnapped by the group 946 before a Money in the Bank qualifier.
  • Adam Pearce substituted Penta into the match; Penta won the qualifier.
  • WWE posted a social-media update about Solo Sikoa’s condition or status after the angle.
  • Cageside Seats called the storyline dumb and criticized the creative choice.
  • The angle continues a trend of increasingly outlandish wrestling storytelling in 2026.

AI Timeline

On Raw

Solo Sikoa was shown as kidnapped by the group 946 just before his scheduled entrance.

GM decision

Adam Pearce replaced Solo Sikoa in the Money in the Bank qualifier.

Qualifier outcome

Penta competed in Solo’s place and won the Money in the Bank qualifying match.

Follow-up

WWE shared a social-media update on its main channels about Solo Sikoa’s status.

Reaction

Cageside Seats criticized the angle as overly silly and a step too far.

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Sources Covering This Story

Cageside Seats

Timeline

Sep 22, 4:56 AM

Solo Sikoa’s kidnapping got even dumber

Cageside Seats • WWE

Look, there’s a level of silly you simply have to accept when it comes to professional wrestling in 2026. We’ve simply gone too far down the rabbit hole after so many years of Vince McMahon at the helm of WWE for so long. It’s not all on him, of course, but that hardly matters. The point is this entire thing gets pretty dumb. Like, impossibly dumb. Such is the case when they run angles like they did on Monday Night Raw this week, where Solo Sikoa was kidnapped by the gang known as 946. They snagged him right before he could make his entrance for a scheduled Money in the Bank qualifying match. How did WWE play this? General Manager Adam Pearce simply replaced Sikoa with Penta — who went on to win the match to great fanfare — and moved on with his life. Thankfully, though, we got an update from social media — with WWE making sure it got visibility on its main channels — on just what happened with poor Solo: View this post on Instagram The

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