Oct 7, 2026 · 39 min · 12 segments
This week Jared and Brandon preview the 2 big PPV's this weekend from WWE and TNA
Jared WicksHost
Brandon ClementsHost
Uh, it is the latest in the calendar year that Money in the Bank has ever been held.
Originally supposed to be in September, which was weird enough, but they pushed it back to October.
But, uh, last year, no championship matches on the PLE, so nobody cashed in on the night of the show.
Um, and obviously that's gonna be part of my predictions in this event, that maybe we see something like that happen.
But like I said, the 17th annual event obviously was a part of WrestleMania before it became Money in the Bank as we know it today.
It was announced it was gonna be New Orleans the same day that they ripped WrestleMania away from New Orleans last year and said, uh, they were going to Las Vegas, uh, instead, but were gonna take Money in the Bank to New Orleans about 18 months later.
You win the briefcase, you get your shot to, uh, go for any championship anytime you want.
No Cody Rhodes, uh, involved or Randy Orton, thanks in part to each other, AKA Cody Rhodes costing Randy Orton on SmackDown the final shot to be in the Money in the Bank ladder match.
Uh, and, uh, no, uh, you know, Nine-Four-Six versus, uh, The Bloodline, 'cause as I alluded to already, that is gonna be a six-man tag on Monday Night Raw.
So, no Bloodline matches except for Roman Reigns defending his championship against LA Knight.
I know Sunday night's main event was exactly that, but in the actual world that we live in, the canon of what are considered PLEs on Netflix and ESPN and all that, it's been a minute since Summer Slam, which is, like, longer than the WrestleMania break that we're used to.
Uh, it is the latest in the calendar year that Money in the Bank has ever been held.
Originally supposed to be in September, which was weird enough, but they pushed it back to October.
But, uh, last year, no championship matches on the PLE, so nobody cashed in on the night of the show.
Um, and obviously that's gonna be part of my predictions in this event, that maybe we see something like that happen.
But like I said, the 17th annual event obviously was a part of WrestleMania before it became Money in the Bank as we know it today.
It was announced it was gonna be New Orleans the same day that they ripped WrestleMania away from New Orleans last year and said, uh, they were going to Las Vegas, uh, instead, but were gonna take Money in the Bank to New Orleans about 18 months later.
You win the briefcase, you get your shot to, uh, go for any championship anytime you want.
No Cody Rhodes, uh, involved or Randy Orton, thanks in part to each other, AKA Cody Rhodes costing Randy Orton on SmackDown the final shot to be in the Money in the Bank ladder match.
Uh, and, uh, no, uh, you know, Nine-Four-Six versus, uh, The Bloodline, 'cause as I alluded to already, that is gonna be a six-man tag on Monday Night Raw.
So, no Bloodline matches except for Roman Reigns defending his championship against LA Knight.
I know Sunday night's main event was exactly that, but in the actual world that we live in, the canon of what are considered PLEs on Netflix and ESPN and all that, it's been a minute since Summer Slam, which is, like, longer than the WrestleMania break that we're used to.
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