Every women’s WWE Money in the Bank 2026 ladder match winner ranked: Which rising star will get their breakout moment?

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The October 2 episode of WWE SmackDown saw Tiffany Stratton earn the sixth, and final spot in this year’s women’s Money in the Bank ladder match.

Unlike the men’s ladder match, which features several veterans as well as rising talent, the six women involved in the women’s Money in the Bank are all 30 or younger, with only Stratton previously holding a world championship.

With a career-making moment within their grasp, here is our ranking for the potential winners of the women’s Money in the Bank ranked from least to most likely to claim the briefcase:

Lola Vice

The freshest face on the WWE Raw roster; Lola Vice marked her main roster debut on the September 14 episode of Raw by qualifying for her first Money in the Bank ladder match.

Vice is almost certainly in line for a push on Monday nights, but with only two wins under her belt on the main roster it is perhaps too soon for WWE to hand her a ticket to a world title opportunity.

Jacy Jayne

Another 2026 WWE main roster call-up; Jacy Jayne and the rest of Fatal Influence have certainly made their mark on SmackDown since arriving in April, with Jayne reigning as the Women’s United States Champion and Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid the Women’s Tag Team Champions.

The group certainly has the capability to ascend to the top of the card, with Jayne already capable of elevating from the mid-card to the world title picture, however, much like Trick Williams in the men’s match, her holding the US Title is a strike against her name when it comes to potentially winning Money in the Bank this year.

Lash Legend

Within her first year on the main roster Lash Legend has been showcased in some of WWE’s biggest matches, including WarGames, Royal Rumble and the SummerSlam five-way ladder match for the WWE Women’s Championship.

While she has mostly been featured in a tag team, it also wouldn’t be a massive surprise to see WWE give Legend the Money in the Bank given how strongly she’s been booked over the past year.

Sol Ruca

While Lash Legend’s first year on the main roster has been a strong one, the booking of Sol Ruca’s has frequently been called into question. The former Women’s NXT North American Champion was in the final three of the Royal Rumble and arrived on Raw after WrestleMania.

Strangely, Ruca lost her first two matches on the red brand, but soon bounced back to win the Women’s Intercontinental Title. Fans anticipated a lengthy run with the title to precede a future world title win, however, Ruca instead lost it to Raquel Rodriguez after just two successful defenses in 57 days.

This makes her Money in the Bank prospects difficult to predict, she clearly is a future world champion and WWE may just establish that by giving her the briefcase. The timing just feels off though and there are better options from a storyline perspective…

Roxanne Perez

Roxanne Perez has been considered one of the Money in the Bank frontrunners all year long, and it’s not hard to see why given the possibilities that would open up if she wins.

“The Prodigy” winning the briefcase would almost certainly drive a major wedge between her and Liv Morgan, whether Liv is hold the Women’s World Title or not. With The Judgment Day growing a bit stale, Perez winning Money in the Bank would shake things up massively and give her the launchpad to break away from Judgment Day for good.

WWE historically hasn’t always booked Money in the Bank winners overly strong, both before and after winning the briefcase and that’s good because Perez hasn’t been booked like a world champion this year. While that doesn’t hurt her chances per say, Perez must rank second based on that, especially when there’s another contender who’s post Money in the Bank plans have been set up a little bit more over the past few months.

Tiffany Stratton

Tiffany Stratton is the one WWE star in the ladder match who least needs Money in the Bank on paper; she’s won the briefcase already and held the WWE Women’s Title for almost the entirety of 2025 after all.

However, Triple H has proven that he doesn’t always give Money in the Bank to the rising star who needs it the most, he gives it to someone who can use it as a tool to further advance a storyline; Seth Rollins and Drew McIntyre, the past two men’s Money in the Bank winners come to mind.

Stratton and WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green’s budding friendship has seen the former take a bit of a backseat, and the friendship has arguably been detrimental to her career, as she lost the US Championship to Jacy Jayne due to trying to protect her then injured friend.

While she has promised to go after the Women’s World Championship we know how wrestling works. Stratton will win her second Money in the Bank, use it to plant the knife in Green’s back and claim another WWE Women’s Championship for her own.

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