Next WWE Stars To Qualify For Money In The Bank Ladder Match

Published: 2 hours ago by Jamie Toolan | Last Updated: 2 hours ago by Jamie Toolan

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The September 7 episode of WWE Raw saw the first two Money in the Bank qualifying matches take place, with Bron Breakker qualify on the men’s side, and Sol Ruca on the women’s.

With two more qualifiers confirmed for Raw next week, it’s time to look at who will likely be next to book their spot in the ladder matches.

Here are four more WWE stars to potentially qualify for Money in the Bank.

Lola Vice

WWE's Lola Vice on NXT.

Lola Vice lost her first Underground match of her career to Kendal Grey in her final NXT appearance.

As confirmed by WWE, Lola Vice will be making her much-anticipated main roster debut next week on Raw when she takes on Raquel Rodriguez and NXT Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan in a three-way.

Being the only star in the match not holding gold, it feels like the match is Vice’s to win, especially given that it will be some fans’ first impression of the former NXT Women’s Champion.

Vice is someone who very feasibly could be a future world champion in WWE, and if the company wants to get that across, then she should be qualifying for her first Money in the Bank match at the very first opportunity.

Je’Von Evans

WWE's Je'Von Evans

Je’Von Evans has yet to win a championship in WWE, across both NXT and the main roster.

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In the second confirmed Money in the Bank qualifier for next Monday’s WWE Raw, Je’Von Evans will face off with familiar foe Big Cass and The Vision’s Austin Theory in a three-way.

While Cass is perhaps the most in need of momentum given that he only just came back to WWE, it feels more likely that they go with ‘The Young OG’ for a spot in Money in the Bank.

Evans’ athletic ability makes him a natural choice for a match like Money in the Bank; and he could very feasibly deliver the same goods that past greats such as Shelton Benjamin, Jeff Hardy and Kofi Kingston once did in the same match.

Lash Legend

WWE's Lash Legend

Lash Legend eliminated five participants in the 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble match.

Moving over to SmackDown, and another potential Money in the Bank debutant could very well be Lash Legend.

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Having impressed in her performances in big matches such as WarGames, the Royal Rumble, and most recently the five-way ladder match for the WWE Women’s Title at SummerSlam, Legend feels like a frontrunner to be picked for Money in the Bank.

While she is currently playing second fiddle to Nia Jax in the WWE Women’s Title picture, Legend is clearly destined for major success in her own right, and Money in the Bank could be her next step towards achieving that.

Oba Femi

WWE's Oba Femi

Brock Lesnar is the only WWE star to defeat Oba Femi in singles competition since his call-up from NXT.

Oba Femi winning the World Heavyweight Championship is a matter of when, not if, and a Money in the Bank cash-in doesn’t seem like the manner in which WWE would ideally like to give ‘The Ruler’ his big crowning moment.

However, given that Bron Breakker has already qualified for the Money in the Bank, we could see Femi also enter the ladder match, where he can do his best to earn a world title match at Bron’s expense.

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Rather than either man winning the briefcase, it is perhaps more likely they both take each other out of the match, paving the way for someone else to claim the briefcase for their own.

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