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He still only wrestles a handful of times, and one of those will be at Money in the Bank. The ladder matches could also see any number of stars influencing the outcome.
With Roxanne Perez in the women’s ladder match and Bron Breakker in the men’s match, the Judgment Day and Vision could intervene. The next five interferences could happen at WWE Money in the Bank 2026.
#5. Sami Zayn interferes in the Men’s Money in the Bank Match
Sami Zayn has interfered in several matches in the last few months. He was cheated out of the WWE Championship and opportunities to win it back. Stars like Kevin Owens and CM Punk did the same because of his actions.
Punk blasted both Zayn and Owens with the title belt during their title match on SmackDown. The Best in the World qualified for Money in the Bank by defeating Finn Balor and Gunther.
Since Zayn, Punk, and Owens have had issues, it wouldn’t be a shock if Sami crashed the ladder match. Owens has a chance to qualify next week, but has to get past Cody Rhodes and Johnny Gargano.
#4. The Bloodline interferes in Roman Reigns vs. LA Knight
One big sticking point of Roman Reigns’ title matches in 2026 has been the lack of expected interference from the Bloodline. The group intervened in nearly every one of his title defenses from 2020-2024.
The Usos and Jacob Fatu haven’t done so this time, likely to make Reigns look even stronger than the rest of the roster. Knight lauded that fact and said he’d win the title without help.
Several WWE stars could pop up during the World Heavyweight Title match at Money in the Bank. Solo Sikoa, Fatu, and the Usos will be on high alert. 946 has mentioned Reigns but hasn’t touched him once. The Usos and Fatu could show up during the title match to protect The Tribal Chief.
#3. The Judgment Day interferes in the Women’s World Title match
This match hasn’t been made official yet, but it seems like only a matter of time. Stephanie Vaquer agreed to defend the Women’s World Title against both Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch.
Morgan thinks she was cheated out of the title, but she just experienced what each of her opponents went through. Both La Primera and The Man confronted Morgan after SummerSlam.
Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez have also attacked Vaquer and Lynch to back up Morgan. The Judgment Day always interferes in matches. If Adam Pearce books the triple threat for Money in the Bank, expect the Judgment Day to pop up throughout the contest. Interference would technically be legal in a triple threat.
#2. Oba Femi and The Vision show up during the Men’s Money in the Bank match
Bron Breakker and Je’Von Evans both qualified for this year’s Money in the Bank contest. Breakker and the Vision interfered in last year’s ladder match to help Seth Rollins capture the briefcase.
Austin Theory and Bronson Reed could do so again to help their ally secure this year’s contract. Heel factions often interfere in huge matches, and Money in the Bank is one of WWE’s biggest spots of the year.
If the Vision pokes its head into the ladder match, it would make sense for Oba Femi to counter their intrusion. He’s feuding with the villains and helped Evans on the latest RAW. That interference could also be used to explain why Breakker fails to win Money in the Bank.
#1. 946 shifts WWE’s landscape during Roman Reigns vs. LA Knight
One of the biggest outliers in WWE is 946. They’ve said that no one is safe, yet they haven’t touched Jacob Fatu or Roman Reigns. They blasted the Usos, Solo Sikoa, and LA Knight when they first debuted.
They attacked the same targets the next week on RAW. Royce Keys threatened Roman Reigns when RAW was in Mexico, but the group didn’t do anything. The dangerous new trio then abducted Sikoa last week.
The World Heavyweight Champion competing at Money in the Bank is the perfect spot for major interference. While the Money in the Bank winner could do so, it would be legal due to the contract.
946 needs to go after the top dog and do so during a big title match. If they don’t, they’re just going after the pawns and not the king. The group’s real leader could be revealed at WWE Money in the Bank.
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