WWE
WWE announced on last night’s Raw show that qualifiers for the 2026 Money In The Bank Ladder matches are set to begin next week.
This is the latest in the year that a Money In The Bank event has taken place, with a number of new faces recently arriving on the main roster.
As such, there will inevitably be some women fans are hoping to see qualify for this year’s match miss out as there are only six slots available.
Here is our predicted line up for the 2026 Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder match.
Roxanne Perez
With WWE’s obsession with revolving it’s Women’s World Championship picture and entire Raw women’s roster around what happens in the clubhouse, Roxanne Perez has been slotted as many people’s pick to win this year’s Ladder match.
Roxanne’s booking over the past year hasn’t exactly been spectacular, with her effectively becoming the designated pin eater of the group as both Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez reign as champion.
However, that booking is perfectly in line with how WWE has booked it’s Money In The Bank winners in the past, in a way the worse they are booked, the more likely they are to win.
Judgment Day lore will continue, it is inevitable.
IYO SKY
Alongside rising stars looking for their first World Championship, Money In The Bank is also for current top stars looking to regain their spot at the top.
IYO SKY won the Money In The Bank back in 2023 before going on to capture her first Women’s Championship at SummerSlam that year, and she has reigned as champion once more since, winning the Women’s World Championship last year.
IYO is one of the featured stars on the poster for the event, and will undoubtedly be the one to do a number of big spots in the match.
If IYO was to win again, this time she would likely use it cash in on Rhea Ripley when Rhea makes her return from injury to continue their storyline.
Sol Ruca
Sol Ruca is the other woman featured on the poster for Money In The Bank, and in many ways she is the perfect person to put in the match.
Sol’s highflying style will make for some exciting moments in the match and serve as a true breakout moment for her on the main roster.
Sol captured the Women’s North American Championship in a Ladder match at Stand & Deliver in 2025, so she is more than experienced in this kind of match.
Tiffany Stratton
Another former Money In The Bank winner that we could see once again come out on top this year is Tiffany Stratton.
After losing the Women’s United States Championship to Jacy Jayne, Tiffany has continued to be fed to the wolves on SmackDown as Nia Jax and Lash Legend lay her and Chelsea Green out.
Tiffany and Chelsea’s partnership is not one that seems long for this world, with most expecting Tiffany to turn on her when the time comes.
While she may not end up winning the Ladder match, her being in it would immediately make her among the favourites to win it.
Jade Cargill
Every Money In The Bank Ladder match needs a powerhouse alongside it’s highflyers, and that role will likely go to Jade Cargill this year.
Jade has continued to be one of the key focal points on SmackDown even after losing the WWE Women’s Championship, with her, Michin and B-Fab continuing to dominate the competition.
Jade would also add some starpower to the Money In The Bank Ladder match.
Blake Monroe
After attacking Giulia during her entrance on SmackDown two weeks ago, Blake Monroe continues to not wrestle on SmackDown, yet to make her in-ring debut on the main roster.
Blake would say that she doesn’t want to wrestle unless it’s for a World Championship, telling Nick Aldis to give her Chelsea Green, and then you will see her debut.
While her actual debut likely won’t be a championship match, maybe giving her the chance to earn a guaranteed one would be enough to get the Glamour in the ring.
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