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Let’s take a look at three WWE champions who may lose their titles in September 2026:
#3. Raquel Rodriguez
Raquel Rodriguez has been basking in glory as the Women’s Intercontinental Champion on RAW. But it appears that her days as champion are numbered, as Big Mami Cool may lose her gold in the next few weeks. This is because not one but two superstars are currently lurking around the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. Sol Ruca and Lyra Valkyria both have their eyes set on the title and it looks like a matter of time before one of them actually owns it.
This week on RAW, Rodriguez was involved in a huge title defense against Ruca. However, the match saw a controversial end when Valkyria interrupted and cost Sol the match. The fact that WWE kept all three superstars involved in the same title picture without a resolution is a major indication that a title change is on the horizon. The company often creates more chaos around the championship picture before crowning a new champion.
#2. Tama Tonga and Talla Tonga
Tama Tonga and Talla Tonga captured the WWE Tag Team Championship just a few weeks ago and have been on a dominant run. The duo found a renewed identity ever since Haku joined them. While it may seem like The MFTs are poised for a lengthy title reign on SmackDown, the gold could slip from their grasp before they even realize it. The newly formed duo of Shinsuke Nakamura and Kyoki may dethrone them before the month ends.
The two superstars are set to kick off a blockbuster feud on SmackDown that is expected to run the entire month of September. Whenever a new tag team rides a wave of momentum, WWE often puts a championship around them. Nakamura and Kyoki’s new alliance has been one of the hottest things and the creative team may have them eventually dethrone Tama Tonga and Talla Tonga. And it may happen on an episode of SmackDown later this month.
#1. WWE star Baron Corbin
Baron Corbin is one of those superstars who may lose his championship by the end of September. The Lone Wolf captured the United States Title at SummerSlam last month and has been on a red-hot streak since then. However, it doesn’t look like Triple H has any long-term plans for keeping him champion, as Corbin is already an established name on the roster. WWE could take the coveted title away from him very soon, handing him a short championship reign.
The current SmackDown roster doesn’t have many names who can dethrone Baron Corbin. There is a possibility that Trick Williams could recapture the United States Championship, embarking on yet another run with the mid-card title. Any other superstar, like Carmelo Hayes, could also dethrone The Lone Wolf. Regardless of who it is, the one thing that seems inevitable is Corbin losing his prestigious championship by the end of this month.
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