Five potential finishes for Stephanie Vaquer vs Becky Lynch vs Liv Morgan at WWE Money in the Bank 2026
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The triple threat match is already highly unpredictable.
At WWE Money in the Bank 2026, we will witness one of the highly anticipated Triple Threat Matches where Stephanie Vaquer will defend her Women’s World Championship belt against Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan. The match will be filled with excitement and intensity because all three wrestlers have enough reasons to take back the championship from New Orleans.
Though the odds are provided for other matches to be held in the Premium Live Event, the bookies have not provided any odds for the triple threat match. The following are five probable outcomes for the match.
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5. Judgment Day helps Liv Morgan reclaim the title
Liv Morgan may have an advantage because her allies from Judgment Day, namely Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez, can get into this competition.
Earlier, Morgan had the Women’s World Championship, but she lost it to Vaquer in a WWE live event in Chile on September 12. She is very keen on getting back this championship, and outside intervention can help her do that.
In this scenario, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez may distract the referee while Morgan attacks Vaquer. The champion will be outnumbered by all three of them, including Lynch.
But this outcome of the match will follow the trend of interference related to Morgan’s championship aspirations. There may even be internal conflicts in Judgment Day if Perez has some intentions of her own.
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4. Becky Lynch takes advantage of the chaos
‘The Man’ Becky Lynch is one of the most experienced competitors in the match and could use that advantage to capture the championship.
The Man has a history of thriving in high-pressure situations, and a Triple Threat Match provides an opportunity to exploit the vulnerabilities of both opponents. Since Lynch does not need to pin the champion directly to win the title, she could allow Vaquer and Morgan to exhaust each other before making her move.
One possible finish could see Vaquer hit Morgan with a major finishing move, only for Lynch to throw the champion out of the ring and steal the pin on Morgan.
Such an outcome would give Lynch another major championship moment while leaving Vaquer protected. It would also allow WWE to continue the rivalry between Lynch and Vaquer without requiring the champion to suffer a decisive defeat.
3. Stephanie Vaquer retains after neutralising both challengers
Vaquer retaining the championship is arguably the most straightforward outcome. The champion has already reclaimed the title from Morgan and now has to prove that her reign can withstand challenges from two of Raw’s most prominent competitors.
Defeating both in the same match would provide a significant statement about her position in the women’s division.
Vaquer could survive Morgan’s attempts to use Judgment Day’s numbers advantage before turning her attention to Lynch. The closing moments could see the champion counter a Manhandle Slam attempt and deliver her own finishing sequence to secure the pin.
A clean victory would strengthen Vaquer’s reign and allow WWE to build new challengers around her championship.
2. Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch accidentally cost each other the victory
The history between Morgan and Lynch provides WWE with another compelling route. Both challengers want the championship, and their rivalry has already escalated through interference and physical confrontations.
During their October 5 match, Judgment Day became involved before Vaquer’s arrival led to the no-contest finish.
At Money in the Bank, Morgan and Lynch could become so focused on defeating each other that they lose sight of the champion.
For instance, Morgan could attempt a finishing move on Lynch, only for Lynch to counter and send Morgan crashing into Vaquer. The champion could then recover, capitalize on their mistake, and pin one of them.
1. Stephanie Vaquer turns back the challenge, setting up a new rivalry
The most satisfying long-term result would be one where Vaquer would hold onto the title until a new challenger comes along.
After successfully overcoming a tough Triple Threat Match, Vaquer would be able to celebrate her win when a new wrestler confronts her. This can help set up a new feud and change the storyline surrounding the title from the existing rivalry between Lynch and Morgan.
Either Morgan can blame the Judgment Day for her loss, or Lynch can complain about how Vaquer won the match without defeating her.
When and where will WWE Money in the Bank 2026 take place?
WWE Money in the Bank 2026 will take place on Saturday, October 10, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Will Stephanie Vaquer defend title at Money in the Bank 2026?
Stephanie Vaquer will defend her Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank in a triple threat match against Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan.
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