As of September 17, 2026, WWE has confirmed four names for the Money in the Bank 2026 ladder matches: Bron Breakker and Je'Von Evans for the men's match, and Sol Ruca and Lola Vice for the women's match. The official update published on September 16 also makes clear that qualifying is still underway and tells fans to follow Raw and SmackDown in the coming weeks.
The key for anyone tracking the remaining spots without relying on outdated lists is to separate three things: who has already won a qualifier, which show produced that qualification, and what WWE has not yet confirmed. At this point, all four confirmed qualifiers came from episodes of Raw. The September 16 page does not state the final field size for either ladder match, so it is not safe to convert the open spots into a fixed number until WWE confirms the total.
Money in the Bank 2026 qualifiers so far
| Division | Qualified Superstar | Show | Date | How the spot was earned |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men | Bron Breakker | Raw | Sept. 7, 2026 | Defeated Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page in a Triple Threat Match |
| Women | Sol Ruca | Raw | Sept. 7, 2026 | Defeated Lyra Valkyria and Maxxine Dupri in a Triple Threat Match |
| Men | Je'Von Evans | Raw | Sept. 14, 2026 | Defeated Austin Theory and Big Cass in a Triple Threat Match |
| Women | Lola Vice | Raw | Sept. 14, 2026 | Defeated Raquel Rodriguez and Kelani Jordan in a Triple Threat Match |
The September 7 Raw results record the qualifications of Bron Breakker and Sol Ruca. One week later, the September 14 Raw results confirm Je'Von Evans and Lola Vice. Tracking the field by episode matters because it prevents announced qualifying matches from being mistaken for spots that have already been won.
What is still open
Additional spots remain to be determined in both the men's and women's matches. WWE itself says the qualifying matches are underway and tells fans to watch Raw and SmackDown to see who qualifies next. However, in the September 16 official update, the company does not state how many competitors will make up the final field in either ladder match.
| Match | Confirmed as of Sept. 17 | Status of remaining spots |
|---|---|---|
| Men's Money in the Bank | Bron Breakker, Je'Von Evans | More spots are still undecided; the final total was not stated in the Sept. 16 update |
| Women's Money in the Bank | Sol Ruca, Lola Vice | More spots are still undecided; the final total was not stated in the Sept. 16 update |
That means a live tracker should be updated by confirmed names rather than by an assumed number of open slots. The safest rule is to add a competitor only after WWE records the qualifying win or includes that person on its official list of qualifiers.
Which show produced each qualification
Sept. 7 Raw: Breakker and Ruca open the list
Bron Breakker earned the first men's spot by defeating Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page. On the same episode, Sol Ruca defeated Lyra Valkyria and Maxxine Dupri to enter the women's ladder match. WWE's results page identifies both bouts as Money in the Bank qualifying matches.
Sept. 14 Raw: Evans and Vice expand the field
Je'Von Evans secured his place by defeating Austin Theory and Big Cass. Lola Vice, making her Raw in-ring debut, beat Raquel Rodriguez and Kelani Jordan. That moved the official list to two confirmed names in each division.
Through the September 16 update, then, every confirmed spot came through Raw. That does not mean SmackDown is excluded from the process: the Money in the Bank page specifically tells viewers to follow both shows in the coming weeks.
How to track the next spots without confusing announcements with results
- Use the official Money in the Bank list as the primary reference. WWE's 2026 qualifying page gathers the names the company recognizes as officially qualified.
- Check Raw and SmackDown previews. They show when a bout has been announced as a qualifier, but an announced match is not the same as a won spot.
- After the show, verify the result. The Raw and SmackDown pages publish results and highlights. That is the point to record the winner, opponents and show of origin.
- Do not fill the field size from previous years. Money in the Bank formats have varied. For 2026, the total should come from a specific WWE confirmation.
- Run one final check close to October 10. Card changes, replacements and new confirmations can happen before the event, so the list should be treated as a live tracker.
When and where Money in the Bank 2026 will take place
Money in the Bank 2026 is scheduled for Saturday, October 10, at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans. WWE confirmed the date change in June after the event had previously been announced for September. The current qualifying page lists a 6 p.m. ET / 3 p.m. PT start, streaming on the ESPN App for ESPN Unlimited subscribers in the United States and on Netflix internationally. WWE's official events calendar also lists Money in the Bank 2026 on October 10.
Viewers outside the United States should check their local Netflix schedule near event day. The stable planning point is the October 10 date; the service may display the start time adjusted for each region's time zone.
What the winner earns
The Money in the Bank concept explains why the qualifiers matter. According to WWE, the winner of each ladder match competes for a briefcase containing a contract for a championship match at a time and place of the winner's choosing within the period defined by the company. Qualifying is therefore not a title in itself: it is entry into the match that can produce that contract.
As of September 17, the confirmed picture is straightforward: Bron Breakker, Je'Von Evans, Sol Ruca and Lola Vice are in; additional spots remain in play; and Raw and SmackDown are the shows WWE points fans toward for the next updates. Any list containing additional names should be checked against official results before being treated as final.
