The sight of six lycra-clad wrestlers fighting over a briefcase never gets old, and although Money in the Bank has moved to October, it retains the power to completely transform the WWE landscape.
The winner of each of the six-person ladder matches lands a briefcase containing a contract for a world championship showdown anytime and anywhere within the next 12 months. They're always a mix of established stars and new talent, but the men's and women's matches are shaping up very differently for Money in the Bank 2026.
The men's match features two-time Money in the Bank winner CM Punk, ladder match specialist Penta and veteran Kevin Owens – who recently returned from neck surgery – alongside prospects Jevon Evans, Bron Breakker and Trick Williams. However, former world champion Tiffany Stratton is by far the biggest name attached to the women's match, which also features Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez and Lash Legend. We could be about to witness a career-defining moment.
There are three huge matches besides, including Roman Reigns' bad-tempered heavyweight title showdown with LA Knight, and Stephanie Vaquer's triple threat title showdown with Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan.
Here's where to watch WWE Money in the Bank 2026 live streams online from anywhere. Scroll down for the full Money in the Bank card.
Can I watch WWE Money in the Bank for free?
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How to watch WWE Money in the Bank 2026 live streams in the US
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How to watch WWE Money in the Bank 2026 live streams in the Rest of the World
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What is the WWE Money in the Bank 2026 card?
- Bron Breakker vs Je'Von Evans vs Trick Williams vs Penta vs CM Punk vs Kevin Owens – Ladder match for men's championship match contract
- Sol Ruca vs Lola Vice vs Jacy Jayne vs Roxanne Perez vs Lash Legend vs Tiffany Stratton – Ladder match for women's championship match contract
- Roman Reigns (c) vs LA Knight – Singles match for World Heavyweight Championship
- Oba Femi vs Bronson Reed – Singles match
- Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs Becky Lynch vs Liv Morgan – Triple threat match for Women's World Championship
What is the WWE Money in the Bank 2026 start time?
The scheduled WWE Money in the Bank 2026 start time on Saturday, October 10 is 5pm CDT local time in New Orleans, which is 3pm PT / 6pm ET / 11pm BST.
That's 9am AEDT on Sunday, October 11 in Australia.
Can I watch WWE Money in the Bank 2026 on my mobile?
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