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WWE Money In The Bank 2026 Results As Oba Femi Destroys Bronson Reed
The Ruler survived brass knuckles and a Tsunami before finishing Reed with Fall From Grace to extend his winning streak.
- At the 2026 WWE Money in the Bank Premium Live Event in New Orleans, Oba Femi defeated Bronson Reed. The victory continued Femi's momentum following his previous win over Brock Lesnar at SummerSlam.
- Tensions escalated after Reed returned at the Sunday Night Main Event, leading to attacks by The Vision. Femi subsequently challenged Reed, finalizing their showdown on the Sept Raw episode.
- Despite interference from The Vision, including Maxxine Dupri handing Reed brass knuckles, Femi survived two strikes and a Tsunami splash. Femi became the first person to kick out of Reed's finisher since his time in NXT.
- Femi ultimately chokeslammed an interfering Austin Theory and hit the Fall From Grace to pin Reed for the victory. Paul Heyman was shown backstage appearing pleased with the result.
- The victory keeps "The Ruler" on track for a world title opportunity, with Femi calling out Roman Reigns following the event. Reigns retained the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight earlier on the card.
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