WWE Money in the Bank 2026 live results: Updates, grades, analysis for Roman Reigns vs. LA Knight

Perez took out Legend and Ruca with a moonsault onto a ladder. Perez then set up a ladder in the center of the ring. Stratton leapt into action and dropped the Judgment Day member with an Alabama Slam.

Ruca and Stratton fought at the top of the ladder before Jayne came and tipped it over. Ruca grabbed onto the briefcase before dropping eventually to take out Jayne, Ruca and a resurgent Legend.

Legend took over the match in the next sequence, taking out the entire field with her power. Legend then began her ascent before being met at the top by Ruca, who went for a sunset flip powerbomb. Ruca then hit a frog splash on Legend through a ladder.

With everyone else down, Jayne climbed to the top of the ladder. Vice sprung into action to block her and lock in a choke. Both women fell backwards onto a ladder and out of the ring in an ugly sequence.

Perez and Stratton began to slug it out in the ring and Perez hit Pop Rox. Perez nearly grabbed the briefcase but Ruca knocked her off. Perez tried to come back but Ruca hit a Sol Snatcher.

Ruca then got powerbombed by Legend onto a ladder. As Legend climbed, so did Stratton. At the top of the ladder, Stratton and Legend fought, with Stratton hitting Legend with the briefcase to knock her off. Stratton then secured the briefcase for the second time in her career.

Tiffany Stratton wins the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match in 15:17.

When the bell rang, all six women stared at the briefcase above before everyone turned on Lash Legend. Legend and Tiffany Stratton, Sol Ruca and Lola Vice broke off into their own fights while Jacy Jayne and Roxanne Perez began to set up ladders.

Action quickly moved outside the ring, with Stratton climbing one of the tall ladders and going for a swanton to take out four other women. Stratton fell hard and the fans began to chant “Tiffy Time.”

Jayne set up a ladder in the ring and began to climb for the briefcase. Somehow, Stratton was back in the ring to yank Jayne down. Vice returned to the ring and unleashed a trio of hip attacks on Stratton, Jayne and Ruca. As Vice went to set up a ladder, Perez hit her with a ladder.

Perez’s momentum was halted by Legend. Legend then went to set up a ladder but Ruca hit a springboard drop kick into the ladder Legend was holding.

We then got an impressive sequence between Stratton and Ruca that was the best action of the match so far. Jayne and Vice then fought in the ring briefly with Vice dumping the Women’s United States Championship onto a ladder and out of the ring.

The women’s Money in the Bank match is next up, meaning it’ll take place before the triple-threat match for the Women’s World Championship and leaves the door open for a potential cash-in later in the night.

Knight lined up a BFT, but Reigns blocked it and dropped Knight’s groin onto the top rope. Reigns hit a pair of Superman Punches and a spear to pick up the win.

Knight then mounted Reigns and unloaded heavy punches to his head. Knight then teased a spear of his own, only to be met by Reigns’ in the middle of the ring.

Now it was Reigns’ turn to rain down punches to Knight, calling out a Bloodline member each time he hit Knight. Reigns then started to run the ropes to build up momentum for a spear. Much like what happened to Knight a moment earlier, Reigns was hit with a spear by the challenger.

After kicking out, Reigns escaped the ring and Knight followed him. Knight was then racing toward Reigns but was hit with a Superman Punch. Knight evaded a spear to send Reigns crashing through the barricade. Knight quickly followed up with a powerbomb through the announce table and big elbow back in the ring. Reigns managed to kick out.

Reigns escaped a BFT attempt and then evaded Knight’s signature big elbow. Reigns caught Knight with an uranage for a near-fall that drew “this is awesome” chants from the crowd.

Angered, Reigns sent Knight outside the ring and the two moved near the announce table. Reigns teased a powerbomb, but Knight countered and sent the champion into the steel steps. It was Knight’s turn to tease a sidewalk slam through the table. Reigns blocked and both men began to exchange punches outside the ring. They managed to race back into the ring to beat the referee’s ten count.

Reigns hit Knight with a Superman Punch and lined up another spear. Knight again countered the spear, catching Reigns with a BFT for a near-fall.

Reigns returned action inside the ropes, slowing down the pace and drawing some heat from the crowd. Knight was able to counter Reigns and after a flurry of offense, the challenger went for the first pin of the match 11:30 into the match.

Knight took the fight to Reigns in the corner and as he went for a big move from across the ring, Reigns exploded with a Superman Punch for a dramatic near-fall. Reigns then went for a Spear, which Knight evaded, sending Reigns shoulder-first into the ring post.

Action shifted to the top turnbuckle, with Knight looking for a superplex. Reigns initially fought it off but Knight then leaped up to hit it. Knight followed up with a Burning Hammer for a dramatic near-fall of his own.

Knight went for a hip toss of his own, but Reigns blocked it momentarily. Instead, Knight delivered a clothesline and began to attack Reigns, slamming his head into all four turnbuckles.

No worse for wear, Reigns exploded out of that sequence with a series of clotheslines and floored Knight with a big boot. Reigns lined up a Superman Punch but Knight evaded and again went on the offensive. Seven minutes into the match there has yet to be an attempt for a pin.

Knight sent Reigns outside the ring with a clothesline and began to stalk the champion, slamming him into the ring post, barricade and ring apron. Knight then stripped an announce table, allowing Reigns to recover and regain control.

Once the bell rings, Reigns and Knight take a moment to absorb the atmosphere and the crowd shows it’s heavily behind Knight.

The two engage in a collar-and-elbow tie up, with Reigns trying to show a power advantage early with a headlock and shoulder tackle. Knight shrugs it off and repeats the sequence himself after flipping off Reigns.

When Reigns’ music finally hits, he gets a pop thats brief but equal to Knight’s. These two and Oba Femi are easily the three most over men on the Raw roster.

Reigns and Knight lock eyes during the champion’s walk to the ring and Knight begins to taunt him. During Reigns’ entrance the referee and Byron Saxton joined the ring.

LA Knight’s entrance kicks off the show in earnest, with the Megastar getting a big pop from the New Orleans crowd. Knight’s decked out in red-and-yellow gear.

Interestingly enough, the usual presentation for the World Heavyweight Championship match isn’t set up (ring announcer, ref in the ring.) We get a continuous drone shot of Knight with fans chanting for him throughout.

With Roman Reigns and LA Knight kicking off the show, it’s almost certain we won’t see a cash-in on the men’s side.

While the main-event scene on Raw is a bit more open, it does feel like SmackDown has more potential with the briefcase with CM Punk, Trick Williams and Kevin Owens in the MITB match.

The World Heavyweight Championship seems more like an inevitably for Oba Femi in the future than anything else.

That’s the question Jason Solomon tackled on the Uncrowned Wrestling Show this week — you can listen every Tuesday on all major podcast platforms.

Tonight’s show will have five matches — the two MITB ladder matches, two championship matches and a clash between two behemoths. Here’s the rundown, leading off with the World Heavyweight Championship match between Roman Reigns and LA Knight, which will kick off the show.