We’re past SummerSlam, which means the biggest events of the year might be done, but two absolute monster shows are still on the calendar to wrap up 2026, and a whole lot of careers could change forever.
Briefcases and Big Shots Ready to Cash In
First up, get ready for some serious ladder match chaos because Money in the Bank is rolling into New Orleans on October 10. This isn’t just any match, folks. We’re talking multi-person ladder brawls where the winners grab that iconic briefcase and earn a title shot whenever and wherever they want. That unique advantage? It’s no joke. We’re talking an **82% success rate** for those briefcase holders. Oba Femi and all the other big winners from SummerSlam better be watching, because whoever grabs that contract could absolutely flip the script on their year.
WarGames Returns and Crown Jewel Awaits
Then there’s the grand finale for the “Big Five” events: Survivor Series, hitting Houston on November 28. This isn’t your average tag match, not by a long shot. We’re talking the legendary WarGames, a brutal concept dreamt up by none other than Dusty Rhodes back in the ’80s. Since 2022, WarGames has taken over Survivor Series, pitting two teams against each other inside an enormous steel cage that actually houses two rings. Competitors enter individually at timed intervals, and only once everyone is in can you win by pinfall or submission. Brutal, right? Sandwiched between these two colossal events is Crown Jewel, heading to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on November 7.
The Rest of the Stacked Calendar
And just when you thought that was it, the league recently dropped news about its newest event, Wrestlepalooza, set for Perth, Australia, in December. That’s not even counting the other big nights still coming!
Here’s the rundown of what’s still on deck for 2026, so mark your calendars:
- September 6: Sunday Night’s Main Event in Atlanta
- September 11-13: TripleMania 34 (AAA) in Las Vegas
- September 26: Worlds Collide in Chicago
- October 10: WWE Money in the Bank in New Orleans
- November 7: WWE Crown Jewel in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
- November 28: WWE Survivor Series: WarGames in Houston
- December 12: WWE Wrestlepalooza in Perth, Australia
With the schedule stacked like this, and guys like Kevin Owens making emotional, surprise returns after neck injuries that almost ended their careers, the rest of 2026 is going to be absolutely wild. You don’t want to miss a second of this!
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Originally reported by CBS Sports.
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