Lola Vice has opened up about a dangerous moment during her first Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match on October 10, 2026, describing a spot involving Women’s United States Champion Jacy Jayne that she said “could have been very ugly.”
Speaking with WWE Ahora, Vice walked through the sequence in detail. She recalled putting Jayne, who was nearing the top of a ladder at the time, into a chokehold during the match. The danger escalated when the ladder the two were on slipped over the edge and came down across the bottom rope, a moment Vice acknowledged could have resulted in serious injury for either competitor had it gone differently.
Money in the Bank ladder matches are inherently built around risk, with competitors climbing precarious structures to retrieve a briefcase hanging above the ring, and the women’s division has increasingly featured veteran-caliber spots as part of the match’s escalating stakes. Vice’s comments underscore how quickly those moments can turn from a planned spot into a genuinely unpredictable situation once equipment like a ladder shifts unexpectedly mid-match.
Both Vice and Jayne were able to continue through the match without any reported injury, and no WWE source has indicated either competitor required medical attention as a result of the incident. Jayne currently holds the Women’s United States Championship, while Vice remains active on the RAW brand following her participation in the ladder match.
The account from Vice provides a rare first-person look at how quickly ladder match spots can go from planned to precarious, offering fans insight into the physical risks performers take on during high-stakes gimmick matches like Money in the Bank. While the moment did not result in a publicly confirmed injury, Vice’s own description of the incident as something that “could have been very ugly” highlights how close the spot came to a worse outcome.
