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Tiffany Stratton Wins Money in the Bank 2026, First Woman to Win MITB Twice
Stratton outlasted five others for the briefcase.
Tiffany Stratton wins the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match at WWE Money in the Bank 2026, becoming the first woman to win the briefcase twice.
She beat Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez and Lash Legend, and can cash in for a match against the Raw or SmackDown women’s world champion at any time. Perplexing booking decision or the right call?
Full recap: LA Knight Loses to Roman Reigns Again at WWE Money in the Bank 2026
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Transcript
Oh my goodness. WWE did the most boring possible outcome. I thought that would be the case with the opener, Roman Reigns beating LA Knight, which was ridiculous.
But no, we had an actually great women’s Money in the Bank ladder match, and Tiffany Stratton, God bless her, did a senton off the ladder, lost her balance, hit her head on the floor, somehow didn’t have a concussion, at least that we know of, and continued the match. She ended up actually winning the match.
So, with respect to her and her contributions to this match, and she had a lot of them, the most boring possible choice to win Money in the Bank. She’s already won it before. She flopped as a babyface before. With all due respect, though, she got some good crowd reactions, but her babyface character wasn’t that strong. Maybe she’ll be a heel again.
On top of that, you have several women in the match who could have really used the boost, including Roxanne Perez or Lash Legend. And instead, Tiffany Stratton versus Chelsea Green in the future. Good God.
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