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Who will and should win the 2026 Money in the Bank ladder matches to earn shot at WWE gold

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Staszewski, J. (2026, October 10). Who will and should win the 2026 Money in the Bank ladder matches to earn shot at WWE gold. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/10/sports/money-in-the-bank-2026-ladder-match-predictions-roxanne-perez-kevin-owens-win/

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Joseph Staszewski discusses the upcoming WWE Money in the Bank event, focusing on the ladder matches for both women and men. The women's match includes mostly newcomers with limited main roster experience except Tiffany Stratton, a former world champion. In contrast, the men’s match features established wrestlers like CM Punk and Kevin Owens, along with current United States champions Jacy Jayne and Trick Williams, and recent Intercontinental champion Penta. Staszewski analyzes potential winners for both matches, considering who will win based on in-ring performance and who should win from a narrative perspective to boost new talent.

Written by AI on 2026-10-10, from this article's own text only (the story summary below draws on all the coverage).

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Money in the Bank is scheduled for Saturday at 6 p.m. from Smoothie King Arena, with WWE taking different approaches in their ladder match setups. In the women’s match, most participants have limited main roster experience except Tiffany Stratton, who has won a world championship. The men’s side features CM Punk and Kevin Owens, both former world champions, along with current United States champions Jacy Jayne and Trick Williams, and recent Intercontinental champion Penta El Zero Miedo. Despite this, the event offers an opportunity to create new stars, which has been happening more frequently under Triple H's leadership. Joseph Staszewski from the New York Post discusses who will win, who should win, and possible surprise winners in both ladder matches.

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“Article A discusses the setup and expectations for the Money in the Bank ladder matches, while Article B reports on a specific heart-stopping moment from the actual women's match where Tiffany Stratton won.”

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Narrative

The women’s match is littered with participants with limited main roster experience outside of Tiffany Stratton — the only person in the field who has won a world championship.

framing: mixed · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-10

2026-10-10 · New York Post

Who will and should win the 2026 Money in the Bank ladder matches to earn shot at WWE gold · mixed framing

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Money in the Bank is upon us and WWE went in very different directions with its ladder matches. asserted

WWE → go → matches

The women’s match is littered with participants with limited main roster experience outside of Tiffany Stratton — the only person in the field who has won a world championship. asserted

who → litter → championship

Still, the event feels like a great opportunity to create new stars, something that has happened more often under Triple H. The Post’s Joseph Staszewski takes you through who will win, who should win and who could be an outside-the-box pick to win each of the ladder matches at Smoothie King Arena on Saturday (6 p.m., ESPN Unlimited) uncertain

who → feel → Saturday

Who will and should win the 2026 Money in the Bank ladder matches to earn shot at WWE gold

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