WWE leaned all the way into the next generation for the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match tonight (Sat., Oct. 10, 2026) at Money in the Bank from the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. The field was Sol Ruca, Lash Legend, Jacy Jayne, Lola Vice, Roxanne Perez, and Tiffany Stratton — all six earning their spots by winning triple threat qualifiers.
This one belonged to the future, and it got reckless fast.
It didn’t take long for the first scary spot. Stratton climbed a ladder and launched herself at the pack waiting on the floor, but she didn’t get a clean jump off it. Tiffany Stratton came down awkwardly, landing straight on her back and immediately grabbing the back of her head as she sat up.
Tiffany Stratton Brought the Heat
Thankfully, she popped right back to her feet and kept going.
The chaos just kept building from there. At one point Ruca was left dangling from the briefcase by herself after the ladder underneath her got yanked away. With nowhere to go, she just let go and dropped — and to their credit, the three women underneath actually caught her.
Later, Ruca came flying off the top rope with a massive splash that put Legend straight through a ladder stretched between the ring and the announce table. Legend absorbed the whole thing. Brutal stuff.
The wildest fall of the night might have belonged to Vice and Jayne. Vice locked Jayne in a choke while both were perched on top of a ladder, then fell backward with her onto a second ladder bridged inside the ring. That ladder tipped and slid, sending both of them spilling all the way to the floor outside. Whether that landing went exactly as planned, who knows — it looked vicious.
Down the stretch, Ruca connected with a Sol Snatcher on Perez that timed out perfectly, only for Legend to wipe Ruca out right after. Legend started climbing and looked like she might steal it, but Stratton met her at the top and smashed her with the briefcase itself to send her crashing down.
That cleared the ring. With everybody else down and out, Tiffy was alone at the top of the ladder.
She pulled it down and became a two-time Ms. Money in the Bank.
