WWE Money in the Bank will stream in the U.S. exclusively on the ESPN App on Saturday, October 10, at 6 p.m. ET from Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. The Premium Live Event is available to fans with an ESPN Unlimited plan, either directly or through a traditional pay TV package.
One of WWE’s most anticipated Premium Live Events of the year, Money in the Bank features the men’s and women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Matches, with the winners earning a guaranteed championship opportunity that can be cashed in at any time. This year’s men’s field includes Bron Breakker, Je’Von Evans, Trick Williams, Penta, CM Punk and Kevin Owens, while Sol Ruca, Jacy Jayne, Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend and Tiffany Stratton will compete in the women’s match. In the main event, World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns defends his title against LA Knight. The event will also feature a heavyweight showdown between Oba Femi and Bronson Reed.
Money in the Bank coverage on the ESPN App will also include Countdown to Money in the Bank from 4-6 p.m. and the post-event show immediately following the conclusion of the Premium Live Event.
How to Watch WWE Money in the Bank
ESPN studio coverage
ESPN will deliver comprehensive, multi-platform coverage of WWE Money in the Bank throughout the week, featuring appearances by WWE Superstars, personalities and broadcast talent across ESPN programming. Coverage will include SportsCenter, Get Up, First Take, Unsportsmanlike, The Rich Eisen Show, No-Contest Wrestling and Ahora o Nunca throughout the week leading into Money in the Bank.
Scheduled appearances throughout the week include Michael Cole, Joe Tessitore, Peter Rosenberg, Trick Williams, Je’Von Evans, Lola Vice and Seth Rollins, among others.
ESPN will also debut the WWE Money in the Bank Special on Wednesday, October 7, at 2:30 p.m. on ESPN2. The 30-minute preview show will provide fans with an in-depth look at the event’s championship matches, Money in the Bank Ladder Matches and key storylines, with additional presentations airing across ESPN2 and ESPNEWS throughout the week leading into Money in the Bank.
ESPN Social
ESPN Social will deliver comprehensive coverage of WWE Money in the Bank across platforms throughout the week, highlighted by real-time storytelling, creator collaborations and fan-first content.
Coverage will include real-time programming focused on the event’s biggest storylines and moments, along with original content featuring Bron Breakker, Roman Reigns, Lola Vice, Penta and Sol Ruca. ESPN Social will continue its original 3 Count series with Sol Ruca leading into Money in the Bank weekend.
Additionally, ESPN will collaborate with creator T’Zaih Hanks on original pre-event content designed to build awareness and drive tune-in to Money in the Bank across ESPN social platforms.
Throughout Money in the Bank weekend, ESPN Social will provide real-time coverage from New Orleans, capturing key moments from the Premium Live Event and ESPN’s “Moment of the Night” title presentation. Coverage will span live event storytelling, talent integrations and fan engagement across ESPN, SportsCenter, ESPN Ringside and additional social platforms.
ESPN.com
ESPN.com will provide comprehensive editorial coverage of WWE Money in the Bank throughout the week, including previews, predictions and analysis centered around the event’s championship matches and Money in the Bank Ladder Matches.
Coverage will include key stats and notes for every match from Sean Coyle, a full event preview from Greg Wyshynski and a Money in the Bank roundtable featuring ESPN’s WWE experts discussing the event’s most anticipated matches and bold predictions. On Saturday, ESPN.com will provide live results and analysis throughout Money in the Bank, followed by takeaways from Sach Chandan breaking down the event’s biggest moments and what they mean moving forward.
WWE Money in the Bank match card
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