Men’s WWE Money In The Bank 2026 Entrants

In a break from WWE’s typical event schedule, September will not see any premium live events take place; with the next major show not coming until Money in the Bank on October 10.

This extended break gives WWE plenty of time to establish who will be entering into this year’s Money in the Bank ladder matches, with qualifiers likely being lined up at some point over the next five weeks.

Here are some WWE stars who could potentially be set to qualify for the men’s 2026 Money in the Bank ladder match.

Seth Rollins

It has now been almost an entire month since fans got to see Seth Rollins in action on WWE TV, with ‘The Visionary’ remaining absent after losing to Roman Reigns at SummerSlam 2026.

WWE may have simply granted him some extra time off, but this absence could also be due to the company having no clear creative plans for him, as his 12 year beef with Roman Reigns is now resolved and he’s already settled his feud with The Vision.

While a move to SmackDown or move into the Intercontinental Title picture would certainly freshen things up, the likeliest next plan for Seth is entering the Money in the Bank ladder match.

Rollins stands as the reigning Money in the Bank holder, and could view the briefcase as his only ticket back into the main event picture.

Ricky Saints

While Seth Rollins feels like an obvious, and quite likely choice for the Money in the Bank, Ricky Saints certainly is not. That has nothing to do with Saints’ talent however, and more so due to his booking over the past few months.

After arriving on SmackDown from NXT in May and immediately getting in the face of Cody Rhodes, Saints moved into the United States Title picture and challenged Trick Williams for his gold at WWE Night of Champions in June.

Ever since this loss however, Saints has appeared exclusively in backstage segments – many of which have not made it onto the SmackDown broadcast itself, as he angles for a shot at Rey Fenix’s AAA Cruiserweight Championship.

None of the above suggests that Saints has a hope in hell of getting picked for Money in the Bank, but given that the event is in his hometown of New Orleans – and all the work he’s been doing on WWE’s live event circuit as of late – WWE may decide to reward ‘Absolute’ with a spot in the ladder match.

Solo Sikoa

While Ricky Saints’ momentum has slid in the months since his debut, Solo Sikoa is about as hot as anyone on the WWE roster right now.

The former MFT leader has become WWE’s most unlikely babyface success story in quite a while, with fans gradually warming up to Sikoa as he showcased more and more of his personality on TV.

Sikoa is now must-see, and offers a great amount of levity to any segment he’s in, which is even better when it’s opposite his very serious family members in The Bloodline.

While his current tag team partner LA Knight appears to be in line for Roman Reigns’ World Heavyweight Title at Money in the Bank, Sikoa could instead enter the ladder match to establish his own route towards ‘The OTC.’

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