WWE: Oba Femi Calls Out Roman Reigns At Money In The Bank 2026 Post-Show, Tiffany Stratton on Her Scary Head Bump in Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match, Fan Complaints & Internal Frustrations With Club WWE

Oct 11, 2026

Oba Femi Calls Out Roman Reigns At Money In The Bank 2026 Post-Show

Saturday’s WWE Money in the Bank 2026 event in New Orleans, Louisiana featured Oba Femi defeating “Big” Bronson Reed in a singles match.

Following the show, WWE held a Money in the Bank post-show featuring Femi as one of the guests. One of the topics discussed included Femi’s thoughts about if there was anyone from the roster he currently has his eyes on and him calling out Roman Reigns after the fans in the crowd chanted “OTC.”

“Tribal Chief. No more running. It’s about that time.”

"No more running" 😲 @Obaofwwe CALLS OUT the OTC! https://t.co/N0pP0Bb47H
— WWE (@WWE) October 11, 2026

Tiffany Stratton Comments on Her Scary Head Bump in Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match

Saturday’s WWE Money in the Bank 2026 event in New Orleans, Louisiana also featured Tiffany Stratton winning this year’s Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder match. This match was notable for Stratton being involved in a scary spot where Stratton performed a Swanton Bomb off the ladder to the other competitors on the outside and ended up hitting her head on the floor. Stratton was able to continue the match after being checked on by the referees.

Following the show, WWE held a Money in the Bank post-show featuring Stratton as one of the guests. One of the topics discussed included Stratton’s thoughts about her head bump incident during the match and her winning this year’s Women’s Money in the Bank briefcase.

“Oh my gosh, I haven’t even recovered yet. I’m sitting here, my neck still hurts, but I wanted to do anything it took to get that briefcase. So, I told medical, ‘I was okay. I want to still power through this match and get through it.’ Because what’s a ladder match without Tiffy in it? So, I powered through it and we’re back in the end.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com

Fan Complaints & Internal Frustrations With Club WWE Rollout

As noted before, WWE launched their new fan insiders membership program called Club WWE this past July with subscriptions costing $99 per month and featuring exclusive offers and merchandise to subscribers. Among the notable content offered to Club WWE subscribers included WWE uploaded Stephanie Vaquer’s victory over Liv Morgan to win the WWE Women’s World Championship at their September 12th house show event in Chile and an exclusive fan vote for the cover star of the upcoming new WWE 2K27 video game.

WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select reported that their sources stated that WWE has received many complaints from fans who had subscribed to Club WWE after the initial founder’s package arrived to members last week.

One source spoken to reportedly stated that WWE has heard a multitude of complaints and frustrations both internally and online regarding the rollout and perks and benefits associated with joining the service. This same source spoken to reportedly also stated that there is frustration within WWE surrounding the rollout and overall usage of their Club WWE service. This same source reportedly described the process as being “disorganised and by-and-large uneventful.”

In regards to issues with the founder’s package for Club WWE members, it was reported that it had received so much criticisms due to it consisting of a plastic plaque with a Club WWE logo on the front and a piece of ring canvas on the back with no information on where it was from, a Club WWE lanyard, and a Club WWE pin with a printed-on signed note from John Cena on the back of the box. This note from Cena reads “I’ve had the privilege of performing for the best fans in the world, and I mean that without hesitation. You’ve given me more than I could ever give back, but Club WWE is a start. This is WWE saying thank you in a real, tangible way. We built this for you, but I’m glad you’re here.”