WWE Money In The Bank 2026: 9 Things That NEED To Happen

5. Stephanie Vaquer Pins Both Challengers

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Cast your minds back to 2021 when 'Tribal Chief' Roman Reigns looked like the baddest MF'er in the business by double stacking both Edge and Daniel Bryan into the one pin at WrestleMania 37. Nobody could come close to matching Roman's menace back then as a swaggering heel who'd take on all comers and find new ways to win.

Stephanie Vaquer could borrow those vibes, albeit as a babyface.

She has a Triple Threat bout vs. Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch on tap for Money In The Bank. It'd make Vaquer look ultra cool if she pinned both challengers at the same time this weekend, then posed for the cameras with a shout of: 'That's why I'm your World Heavyweight Champion'. There'd be no disputing her claims after that, and it isn't like stars the size of Becky or Liv would be irreparably damaged by this kind of outcome either.

The stronger Stephanie looks heading into a possible MITB cash in from Roxanne Perez, the better. WWE should already be seeking ways to prepare Vaquer for life after the Women's World Title, because they know fine well they've got to plough through a Judgment Day implosion over that belt sometime.

That doesn't, however, mean that Steph has to do the whole 'looking weak' thing in advance. Let's slap some more credibility on her name by having her defeat multiple top tier challengers in the same breath. That'd only infuriate Morgan, who'd also be lowkey jealous of Roxanne's success on the same PLE.

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