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Final Picks for Roman Reigns vs. LA Knight and WWE Money in the Bank 2026 Match Card

This Saturday, the annual Money in the Bank PLE finally arrives. As one of the more exciting WWE events on the calendar, a lot of eyes will be on the company this weekend.

· 698 words· updated October 9, 2026 at 08:38 AM

This Saturday, the annual Money in the Bank PLE finally arrives. As one of the more exciting WWE events on the calendar, a lot of eyes will be on the company this weekend.

The two titular ladder matches for the men's and women's Money in the Bank briefcases have a mix of former and future world champions, so we should be in for a good show.

In addition to Roman Reigns and Stephanie Vaquer defending their respective world titles, we will also see Oba Femi battle Bronson Reed.

Let's go through each match on the card and make some predictions.

At this point, it feels like WWE is just trying to keep Femi busy, possibly until the Royal Rumble where he will make his ascent, but Bronson Reed is certainly somebody who is not to be overlooked.

Reed recently returned from an injury with a slimmer physique and the same old intensity. It feels like WWE might want to give him a sustained push this time.

However, Femi is the priority. He defeated Brock Lesnar twice this year, and he bested Bron Breakker after that. He is on a roll, and it's not going to slow down anytime soon.

This will be a great fight between two powerhouse performers, but The Ruler is going to overcome The Vision once again and claim the win.

Stephanie Vaquer vs. Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch

Stephanie Vaquer will defend the women's world title against Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch this weekend, and while the champion will likely retain in that match, this also feels like a possible place for a cash-in attempt.

WWE usually spaces the two MITB bouts out so one begins the night, and the other ends it. The women's bout usually ends up being the first, so it opens the door for a same-night cash-in.

Vaquer will successfully fend off Morgan and Lynch, but whether someone successfully cashes in is the real question.

While it would be great to see LA Knight get the upset victory and win his first world title in WWE, it's not gonna happen this weekend.

This feud simply hasn't been built up to make it seem like dethroning Reigns is a realistic option.

The OTC is WWE's golden boy. He has been portrayed as someone who is only beaten when the time is right, and sadly for Knight, that time is not on Saturday.

This will be a fun match, and The Megastar will come close several times, but Reigns will beat him and continue his reign as the men's world champion heading into 2027.

The field for this year's women's MITB bout includes Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend and Tiffany Stratton.

Tiffy has won the briefcase before, Jayne is the current United States champion, and Vice is still very new on the main roster, so we are ruling them out right away.

Legend and Ruca would both be reasonable options, but this feels like the perfect time to give Perez the push she has been waiting for since she arrived on the main roster.

Morgan has had her time as the world champion, and Rodriguez is still in the midst of her reign as the IC champion, so giving Perez the briefcase will elevate her to their level in Judgment Day.

This year's men's MITB match includes Bron Breakker, Je'Von Evans, Trick Williams, Penta, CM Punk and Kevin Owens. Punk and Owens are the only former world champions in the match, so there is a lot of potential for one of the other four men to break into the main event scene as a result of this bout.

Williams will definitely be challenging for world titles someday, and so will Evans. Penta just had his first opportunity against Reigns in Mexico, but he came up short.

Out of everyone listed, Breakker feels like the most obvious candidate to win. He did his job and put Femi over, and now it's time for him to have his moment.

The Vision already holds the tag titles on Raw, so adding the MITB briefcase will give the group even more momentum as we head into the end of the year.

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