Tiffany Stratton has won the women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match for a second time, making her only the second woman in WWE history to capture the briefcase twice, joining Carmella, according to Diva Dirt.
Stratton’s victory came in a match that also featured Lola Vice, Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend, Sol Ruca and Jacy Jayne. With the win, Stratton now holds the contractual right to cash in for a women’s championship opportunity at a time of her choosing, a stipulation that has historically reshaped title pictures across WWE’s main roster.
Diva Dirt also reported that Liv Morgan became champion again on the same Money in the Bank 2026 card, though the specific title and title match details beyond that result were not detailed in the available reporting.
Stratton Gives Update on In-Match Scare
The ladder match produced a frightening moment when Stratton attempted a Swanton Bomb off a ladder, according to WrestleZone, raising concern among fans and commentators about whether she had suffered a serious injury. Stratton returned to action and went on to secure the win despite the scare.
Following the match, Stratton gave a personal update on her condition, telling fans she was “a little banged up,” per WrestleZone. No further details on the nature or severity of any injury were included in the available reporting, and WWE has not issued a separate medical update beyond Stratton’s own comments.
Stratton’s second Money in the Bank win places her briefcase alongside Liv Morgan’s title reign as the two headline outcomes of the night, with Stratton now positioned as a looming threat to any women’s champion on the roster until she elects to cash in. The timing and target of that cash-in remain unknown, as is standard with the stipulation, leaving open one of the more significant storylines heading into the next phase of WWE’s women’s division.
