WWE Money in the Bank 2026: Tracking the Men’s and Women’s Qualifiers

ATLANTA, GEORGIA – SEPTEMBER 06: Bron Breakker celebrates during Sunday Night’s Main Event at State Farm Arena on September 6, 2026 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Michael Marques/WWE via Getty Images)

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Two competitors have already clinched Money in the Bank qualifying slots — Sol Ruca and Bron Breakker — both earning their places with victories on Monday Night Raw.

Friday night’s episode of WWE SmackDown in Mexico City was filled with drama, but it produced no new MITB qualifiers. Highlights included Sami Zayn regaining the WWE Championship and Damian Priest turning on R-Truth. Trick Williams announced his intention to enter the MITB match, but he and Lil Yachty were subsequently attacked by Baron Corbin, leaving his eligibility uncertain. Here is everything we know heading into the event. Let’s get into it.

Money in the Bank 2026 — Key Details

Who Has Qualified

Both qualifiers came out of triple threat matches on September 7 Raw at Legacy Arena in Birmingham. Breakker finished the match by pinning Page after delivering a frankensteiner and a spear to Mysterio. Ruca advanced following interference from a returning Bayley in the closing moments. Notably, WWE’s promotional poster for the event features Trick Williams alongside Ruca, Iyo Sky, and Penta — a significant detail given that Williams has yet to officially qualify.

Five slots remain in both the men’s and women’s matches. On Monday, the following six Superstars will have their opportunity to earn a spot in the MITB match.

• Men’s Qualifier: Big Cass vs. Je’Von Evans vs. Austin Theory
• Women’s Qualifier: Lola Vice vs. Kelani Jordan vs. Raquel Rodriguez

If I had to make a prediction, I’d lean toward Je’Von Evans and Raquel Rodriguez coming out on top. Rodriguez has a compelling storyline ahead of her if she were to become Ms. Money in the Bank. Any of the three men could win and it would make narrative sense, but Austin Theory has won before — and he previously cashed in on Seth Rollins to capture the U.S. Championship, marking the only time a MITB winner used their cash-in on a mid-card title. Could WWE place the briefcase in his hands again? Perhaps. Big Cass is receiving a decent push, but it doesn’t seem like he has enough momentum to become Mr. Money in the Bank by next month. That leaves Evans, whose cash-in could be something truly memorable.

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