WWE Money in the Bank 2026 Official Poster Revealed
WWE recently released the official poster for this year’s Money in the Bank 2026 event, which takes place on October 10 at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
This poster features WWE United States Champion Trick Williams, WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Sol Ruca, WWE Intercontinental Champion Penta, and IYO SKY.
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AJ Styles Comments on “I Don’t Understand Sami Zayn’s Title Loss, But It’s Not For Me To Understand”
A recent episode of the Phenomenally Retro podcast featured co-host and WWE Hall of Famer AJ Styles giving his thoughts about him not understanding WWE’s decision to have Sami Zayn lose his Undisputed WWE Championship very quickly.
“I don’t understand. It’s not for me to understand, I get it. I didn’t write the show, I don’t know what’s happening. But, I’m hoping there’s an actual reason. From what I’ve saw on the internet, you know, backstage with Sami after the match, he’s pretty pissed off. Let’s see where this story goes before we start getting mad about everything that’s going on. This is a story that’s happening. Before we get our panties in a wad and just be as negative as we can be, let’s see what happens. This may be a transition in where Sami is a total different character. That might be what we need. It might be another match to do. What is the next match we’re looking forward to with CM Punk, is it him and Cody?”
Styles also gave his thoughts about a way that Zayn’s loss could hypothetically end up paying off on WWE television.
“Is it Cody and Punk, Sami comes out and Helluva Kicks both of them. The match is thrown out, there’s no winner, Sami’s pissed off. Then, it leads to the three way. There’s things that can happen. Let’s see where it goes is all I’m saying. Before we start judging and being mad, even though I didn’t want a transitional champion, let’s see where it goes.”
Transcript h/t: Fightful.com
Je’Von Evans Comments on Differences Working Under Shawn Michaels & Triple H in WWE
A recent episode of the ROAR Around The Ring podcast featured Je’Von Evans as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Evans’ thoughts about the differences between working for Shawn Michaels in NXT and WWE CCO Paul “Triple H” Levesque on WWE’s main roster.
“I feel like I have a personal relationship with both of them. But with Shawn, he loves the quickness. Once you have the crowd, once you have their emotion and reaction, you want to keep them there. I feel like Shawn, he really helps us out with that in NXT. If the crowd is up here, you don’t want to bring them down to bring them back up. You want to keep them up there. So, that’s why, like sometimes in NXT, we go so fast cuz once the crowd is there, we got them. Then, with Uncle H, I feel like it’s more storytelling, more drawing out because we’re wrestling in front of so many people. You can’t go as fast as we do in NXT, because everybody in the rafters won’t be able to catch up and react to what we just did. You want to have time for people in the crowd to chill, react and be, ‘All right, okay. What’s next?’”
Evans also gave his thoughts about which WWE wrestlers guide him and help him get back on track when he starts to do “dumb” stuff during his matches.
“When I do the dumb things, I don’t really tell nobody. I just kind of do it. But the people that help me out like, ‘Hey, you you got to chill.’ Of course, Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins for sure.
Roman for sure too because I don’t think he’s ever done anything crazy in the ring, for real. But because he understands wrestling so well, it’s kind of like, bro, he puts me on to so much game, you know? But yeah, those are the main three that really helped me out, especially when it comes to like… Oh, and unfortunately, because I don’t like him, but Gunther. Every time I walk past him, he’ll be like, ‘Hey, you still doing dumb stuff?’ Then, [he’ll] laugh and never let me answer.”
Transcript h/t: Fightful.com 1 & 2
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