This WWE Money in the Bank final card takes place this Saturday, October 10, 2026, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. One man and one woman will climb a ladder and grab a contract for a title shot, anywhere, anytime. The World Heavyweight Championship and Women’s World Championship are also on the line in the latest card and predictions.
The winner of this match has felt predetermined for weeks. Evans will deliver a wild high-spot, Breakker will hit a lightning-quick spear, and Punk will get exhausted five minutes in, with one man left standing. After dropping the WWE Intercontinental Championship to Chad Gable at SummerSlam, Penta was a last-minute replacement for Solo Sikoa in the series of qualifying matches.
The women’s ladder match feels more open than the men’s. Working backward in likelihood, Stratton’s mega-push has come and gone, having already won Money in the Bank and two different championships in recent years. In contrast, Jayne goes in already carrying a strap. Vice was just called up weeks ago, and Ruca months ago, and neither has really run with the ball. Legend has a reasonable chance at winning, but has also been lingering in the tag picture with Nia Jax. When the dust settles, Perez could be left standing alone, and Judgment Day could easily help her win.
Knight is melted butter on a roll, including numerous elite promos leading up to this match. They are both great storytellers and sports entertainers, so high-end content is on the table. They both also make up for a shallow moveset with athleticism and ring IQ.
This match will likely go one of two ways, and neither is great for Knight fans. If the earlier theory about the men’s ladder match is correct, it’ll spill over into this one. This is a perfect opportunity to strip Reigns of the title without taking a pinfall. Penta could cash in during the match, leaving the other two with a title-shot gripe moving forward, while moving the championship to one of the hottest babyfaces in wrestling. If this doesn’t come to fruition, dread sinks in about another dirty finish involving The Bloodline.
When Vaquer crashed Raw’s main event number-one contender match this week and demanded a triple threat, it may have also been her championship downfall. With this match type, there are no disqualifications, which plays into Morgan’s favor. Without a great athlete in the trio, the outside interference will boost the entertainment value.
Morgan is the predicted winner of the championship because it opens up the most storyline options. If Perez wins the Money in the Bank Ladder Match, it could lead to Judgment Day taking over both Raw and SmackDown, or, even juicier, one turning on the other.
This WWE Money in the Bank final card is one of the more unpredictable and entertaining Premium Live Events on the calendar. Could one of the briefcases be cashed in on the same night, and the other lead to the cracking of a powerhouse faction?
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