WWE Money In The Bank 2026 UK start time for Netflix live stream

Money In The Bank is back (Picture: Craig Melvin/WWE via Getty Images) WWE is set for its most chaotic night of the year with Money In The Bank. With two high-stakes signature ladder matches which will shape the next 12 months of Raw and SmackDown, there is a lot to get excited about when it comes to this premium live event. Some of WWE’s fastest-rising superstars are in the mix for both the men’s and women’s briefcase, while CM Punk could become the first person to win three Money In The Bank matches. The rest of the card features Stephanie Vaquer defending the Women’s World Championship, Oba Femi in action, and LA Knight challenging for the world title in a career-defining match. Fans in New Orleans are being treated after WrestleMania 42 this year was moved from the city to Las Vegas months after the original announcement, and we’re all in for a great night. Here’s what you need to know. Some of WWE’s fastest-rising superstars are in the mix (Picture: Rich Wade/WWE via Getty Images) When is WWE Money In The Bank 2026? WWE Money In The Bank 2026 is on Saturday, October 10. The huge premium live event, part of the company’s modern-day Big Five shows, will kick off at 11pm for UK fans watching at home. How to watch Money In The Bank 2026? LA Knight will take on Roman Reigns (Picture: Brien Adams/WWE via Getty Images) UK viewers can live stream Money In The Bank on Netflix. The PLE, which will also be available to watch on demand, is available as part of your regular subscription, meaning there are no add-ons at all. As well as each monthly PLE, fans can also tune into live weekly episodes of Raw, SmackDown and NXT, while there are numerous historic events as part of the archive, and tell-all docuseries like WWE Unreal. Who’s taking home a briefcase? (Picture: Brien Adams/WWE via Getty Images) WWE Money In The Bank match card Men’s Money In The Bank: Bron Breakker vs. Je’Von Evans vs. Trick Williams vs. Penta vs. CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens Women’s Money In The Bank: Sol Ruca vs. Lola Vice vs. Jacy Jayne vs. Roxanne Perez vs. Lash Legend vs. Tiffany Stratton World Heavyweight Title: Roman Reigns (c) vs. LA Knight Women’s World Title: Stephanie Vaquer (c) vs. Becky Lynch vs. Liv Morgan Oba Femi vs. Bronson Reed Who is winning Money In the Bank briefcases in 2026? The Money In The Bank Ladder Matches have the potential to change the WWE landscape (Picture:Michael Marques/WWE via Getty Images) Metro’s WWE expert Alistair McGeorge breaks down this year’s field. There’s a lot riding on this weekend when it comes to the near future of WWE. No, not just the world title match between Roman Reigns and LA Knight, which the latter outright told me is ‘do or die’ for him in the main event picture. The Money In The Bank Ladder Matches have the potential to change the landscape, especially when you look at the superstars in both bouts. The men’s match is stacked with WWE’s brightest male prospects, and while CM Punk and Kevin Owens provide serious star power, WWE doesn’t need to go that way. The briefcase can catapult someone to another level, and in Bron, Je’Von, Trick and Penta, there are four ready-made superstars on the cusp of the world title scene. Trick is just one of four ready-made superstars (Picture: Melina Pizano/WWE via Getty Images) Trick has plenty still to offer as United States Champion, and although Bron and Je’Von are so close, I think Penta is the right call after he took Roman Reigns to the limit in Mexico City last month. On the women’s side, Tiffany Stratton is the only former world champion in the match, and it would be a misfire if WWE gives her the win two years after she first won the briefcase. Like Trick, Jacy Jayne is holding things down as US Champ, but it’s wide open. If WWE goes with Penta for the men’s match, it’d be fun to see a heel like Lash Legend or Roxanne Perez win this one, and the latter would have a red-hot story waiting if she skips past Liv Morgan to claim the world title. When is WWE next in the UK? WWE returns to the UK in January 2027 with two huge shows. On January 18, Monday Night Raw comes to Glasgow, with SmackDown arriving at Manchester’s AO Arena on January 22. It’s part of the now-annual Road to Royal Rumble Tour, which will also see SmackDown coming to Brussels on January 15, and Raw in Dublin on January 25. WWE star Joe Hendry speaks to Metro (Picture: Kevin Sabitus/WWE via Getty Images) This week, Joe Hendry is in great spirits as his new album Beyond Belief has soared the iTunes charts. This past Tuesday marked a decade since Joe faced Hall of Famer Kurt Angle at an indie show in Newcastle, and there was a chance to reflect on that and his WrestleMania match with Randy Orton in 2025. ‘All the places I’ve been, all the countries I’ve travelled to, all the things I’ve learned, the person that I’ve become,’ he reflected in a chat with Metro. Deals of the Day Most of us aren't getting enough fibre – this easy supplement could change that My honest review of the new UKLash Lash Lift Gel Kurt Geiger's new Notting Hill collection is a love letter to London's chaotic weather Dyson fans are swapping to this Hoover vacuum-mop that washes floors as it cleans I tried L'Oréal Paris's new PDRN serum and my skin looked glossier after one use ‘So much has happened in that time, and I’m proud of the journey. It feels like I’ve lived 10 lifetimes in that time.’ He added: ‘I kind of, in my heart, believe that I’ll have other moments like that.’ Arrow MORE: AEW and ex-WWE wrestler Benjamin ‘Pac’ Satterley dies aged 40 Arrow MORE: AEW All Out 2026 UK start time and surprises after London show Arrow MORE: Kurt Angle reveals the dream WrestleMania match Vince McMahon refused to make TV Newsletter Sign up and tell us which TV shows you love to watch to get personalised updates every morning.