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Who is winning the Money in the Bank ladder matches?
This week’s episode of Friday Night SmackDown featured the final two qualifiers for this year’s Money in the Bank ladder matches, meaning we now have a complete field for both. That means we can talk about who we think is going to win. They loaded up both matches with exciting up-and-coming talent who absolutely have the chance to break through to the main event scene in the near future. But there are also a couple of veterans in the mix who could play spoiler on that. Let’s start with the men’s match: I really like this field and think it represents an ideal mix of hungry young lions and veterans who are getting a bit long in the tooth but are still being relied upon to carry the show on a week-to-week basis. It’s entirely possible and maybe even likely that CM Punk wins this match. I would hate that. Owens sits in a similar category. The others are the rising stars WWE is going to have to build around as we move into the future, and you could plug Je’Von Evans, Bron Breakker, Trick W
10/3/2026
How good was that Je’Von Evans promo?
Anytime you WWE has a large multi-person match to build to, you’ll typically get a segment just before the pay-per-view previewing said multi-person match. In this case, we got multiple wrestlers in the men’s Money in the Bank ladder match confronting WWE Champion Sami Zayn on Friday Night SmackDown this week in Denver. Je’Von Evans, Penta, and Trick Williams all showed up to cut a promo on Zayn, stating their case for why they’re dangerous and to be taken seriously as a threat. Neither Penta nor Williams really needed to do so — both are clearly on the right trajectory to get to the main event and win a world title someday. I’m not sure the same could be said about Evans going into this evening. I’m still not sure the same can be said for him coming out of it but I’ll be damned if he didn’t cut one hell of a promo that really started to turn the tide, at least for me. Prior to this evening, Evans has been a high flying, exciting wrestler who can do some really great stuff between the
10/3/2026
Belief That WWE Has Already Given up on Big Cass Just Weeks After His Return
Dave Meltzer shared a surprising opinion on Big Cass after his match on WWE RAW. After leaving AEW, Big Cass returned to WWE on the August, 3, 2026, episode of RAW. He defeated Je’Von Evans in his first match back. Cass continued his rivalry with the Young OG until the latter pinned him on the […] The post Belief That WWE Has Already Given up on Big Cass Just Weeks After His Return appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/29/2026
WWE Stock Report: This isn’t what GUNTHER signed up for when he joined WWE
Some places do power rankings. Here at Cageside, we do a stock report. In this weekly series, we identify three Superstars (or groups of Superstars) who are on their way up, and three that are moving in the opposite direction. After a busy week that included Solo Sikoa getting kidnapped by The 946, CM Punk not being too old to qualify for the Money in the Bank ladder match, and Oba Femi joining forces with Je’Von Evans to wipe out The Vision, a lot of fortunes were changed. With that in mind, let’s see whose stock decreased the most this week: Stock Down #3: Giulia Giulia predictably took the fall in this week’s Money in the Bank qualifying match against Charlotte Flair and Lash Legend. It’s not the ideal way to build up Giulia for Blake Monroe’s debut match, which is once again being advertised for next week’s SmackDown. Stock Down #2: GUNTHER After failing to win the WWE championship throughout the summer, GUNTHER was pinned by CM Punk in a Money in the Bank qualifying match on this
9/27/2026
Final Money in the Bank qualifiers are set
WWE has made it through all but two qualifiers for the men’s and women’s Money in the Bank ladder matches scheduled for this year’s Money in the Bank premium live event on Oct. 10, 2026, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. Those two triple threat matches will both take place on next week’s episode of Friday Night SmackDown. They are: Kevin Owens vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Johnny Gargano They’re getting more star power cooked up for the men’s match, and it only makes sense to go this route after CM Punk qualified this week. Randy Orton is surely going to make his presence felt, as will WWE Champion Sami Zayn. It’s hard to imagine Owens losing this one, interference be damned. Bron Breakker, Je’Von Evans, Trick Williams, Penta, and Punk have already qualified. Tiffany Stratton vs. Tatum Paxley vs. Candice LeRae The story here is LeRae got in because Zayn pushed for it. Meanwhile, Paxley looks to continue a relatively hot start on the main roster while Stratton is trying to be
9/26/2026
CM Punk is headed back to the Money in the Bank ladder match
I’ve been preaching about the youth movement WWE has pushed with its Money in the Bank ladder matches this year but there’s only so many young guys in they can push without including some veteran top level talent. That’s how we ended up with a triple threat qualifier featuring CM Punk, GUNTHER, and Finn Balor, which took place in the main event of this week’s episode of Friday Night SmackDown in Indianapolis. It was a mad dash to the finish, with no short supply of finishers from all three men. No different than every other qualifier before it, they did a variation of the same beat to end it — one wrestler hits a finish, another comes in to take advantage of it. GUNTHER had a sleeper on Punk when Balor came in with the Coup de Grace, and it was Punk who took advantage before Finn could get back. It’s worth noting the two showed respect to each other after the match, despite how the finish played out. Punk joins a field teeming with hungry talent in Bron Breakker, Je’Von Evans, Trick Wi
9/26/2026
WWE SmackDown preview (Sept. 25, 2026): CM Punk is too old to be in the Money in the Bank ladder match
SmackDown airs tonight (Sept. 25) with a live show emanating from Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, Indiana. This is the eight episode of SmackDown during the ten week build to Money in the Bank, which takes place on October 10. CM Punk is too old to be in the Money in the Bank ladder match I remember back in 2021 writing about WWE’s very old roster that resulted in the oldest average age for an Elimination Chamber match in history, as well as a men’s 30-man Royal Rumble match that featured 16 wrestlers over 40 years old, and only two participants under 32 years old. That feels like a very long time ago, especially given how WWE is clearly embracing youth with most of the participants in this year’s Money in the Bank ladder matches. So far the men’s side includes Je’Von Evans (22 years old), Bron Breakker (28), and Trick Williams (32) all qualified for the ladder match, with Penta (41) being the only older star in the mix. The pattern continues in the women’s division, with Roxann
9/25/2026
Oba Femi Makes Stunning Return & Gets Brutal Revenge on The Vision
Oba Femi made his long-awaited return to WWE Raw on September 21, immediately making his presence felt after weeks away from television. The Ruler didn’t waste time reminding The Vision that unfinished business can prove dangerous. The segment began with Je’Von Evans taking on Bron Breakker in singles action. The match eventually descended into chaos […] The post Oba Femi Makes Stunning Return & Gets Brutal Revenge on The Vision appeared first on Wrestlezone.
9/22/2026
Oba Femi Comes To Je’Von Evans’ Aid Against The Vision On WWE Raw
Oba Femi made his return on this week's episode of WWE Raw, coming out to save Je'Von Evans from a beatdown by The Vision. The post Oba Femi Comes To Je’Von Evans’ Aid Against The Vision On WWE Raw appeared first on 411MANIA | Wrestling News, WWE & AEW Results.
9/22/2026
Oba Femi is already back kicking ass and taking names
It’s been obvious for some time now but WWE has its guy in Oba Femi. He was taken out by The Vision on Monday Night Raw just a couple weeks back. It wasn’t clear how long he would sell the effects of the beatdown but we knew it wasn’t going to be too long. It turns out, it was just two weeks, much to the delight of the San Antonio faithful on this week’s episode of Raw. They blew the roof off for him. Je’Von Evans slapped Bron Breakker in the face and got himself a match with one half of the world tag team champions. That match inevitably broke down into a melee that saw The Vision rush in to beat Evans down, leaving him in a 5-v-1 situation. That was until Femi arrived to a thunderous pop and cleared house with ease: OBA!! OBA!! OBA!! 👑@Obaofwwe wipes out the ENTIRE Vision!! pic.twitter.com/cS3ZEmG1Kk — WWE (@WWE) September 22, 2026 Noteworthy here is there didn’t appear to be any lingering tension between Femi and Bronson Reed after their highly publicized dust up during the afo
9/22/2026