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LA Knight Is FINALLY Taking Roman Reigns’ World Title and Roxanne Perez Has a Wild Card Up Her Sleeve

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Get ready, because WWE Money in the Bank 2026 is dropping tonight, and if the wrestling experts are on the money, we’re about to witness one of the most shocking title changes of the year. Forget what you thought you knew about Roman Reigns’ reign because the undisputed champ is slated to lose his World Heavyweight Championship, and it’s not going down how anyone expects.

The Undisputed Reign Ends Tonight? The Bloodline’s Mistake Nobody Saw Coming

You know Roman Reigns, right? Been on an absolute heater since he grabbed that title, crushing everyone in his path. But here’s the kicker: the experts are saying this is it. This is where LA Knight finally gets his crowning moment, and it’s all thanks to The Bloodline. Yeah, the very crew that usually has Reigns’ back has been dealing with some serious drama, “946” specifically. That internal chaos is supposed to be just enough to throw Reigns off his game, open the door for Knight. He’s been SO close before, always just missing that big win. Now, the stars are aligning for him. The prediction is clear: LA Knight walks out with the gold.

The Women’s Ladder Match Is Delivering Chaos and a Cash-In

But hold up, the men’s title isn’t the only one in jeopardy, especially with that Women’s Money in the Bank briefcase hanging up there. This ladder match is packed with young talent ready for the main event scene. Sol Ruca is tipped to be the MVP, putting on a clinic, and Stratton’s gonna show out with all her experience. But the real one to watch, the absolute lock for that briefcase? It’s Roxanne Perez, “The Prodigy.” She’s been dropping hints for ages that she’s ready to break free from The Judgment Day’s shadows and take that next step. And get this: the word on the street is a possible same-night cash-in. Imagine if she snags that briefcase and then immediately swoops in to steal the Women’s World Championship right after Stephanie Vaquer retains against Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch in their triple threat? That would be absolutely wild, a truly “juicy” move. Lynch, by the way, is a total force, top championship caliber, but putting the title on her would just awkwardly reset the Vaquer-Morgan feud. So, Vaquer is holding onto her gold, but only if Perez doesn’t pull a fast one right after her ladder match win.

Heavy Hitters and Unseen Hands in the MITB Mix

Now, let’s talk about some of the other matchups that could totally surprise us. Oba Femi against Bronson Reed, for starters. Femi’s on a massive upward trend, and while Reed hasn’t been on TV in over seven months, he’s apparently in the best shape of his life. We’re talking a hard-hitting, physical brawl here. But the buzz is that “The Vision” is gonna mess with Femi, trying to take “The Ruler” out completely, maybe during or after the match. So, the prediction is Bronson Reed picks up the win, but it won’t be clean. Then there’s the Men’s Money in the Bank match itself. It’s an “odd group,” they say, with major stars like CM Punk and Kevin Owens who normally wouldn’t be in a match like this. They’re the obvious favorites, but with how unpredictable MITB always is, you just know something unexpected is gonna happen before that final bell.

When the smoke clears from Money in the Bank 2026, we could be looking at a completely different landscape, especially with a new World Heavyweight Champion and a Women’s MITB winner ready to strike. The stage is set for absolute chaos and some truly unforgettable moments. Get ready, because these are the kind of nights that change everything for the rest of the year.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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