Liv Morgan Wins Fourth World Title as Penta Claims Briefcase

Liv Morgan reclaimed the world championship for the fourth time at WWE's Money in the Bank 2026 event in New Orleans, while Penta and Tiffany Stratton won the men's and women's Money in the Bank briefcases, respectively, according to Mexican outlet Record.com.mx. The show also featured successful title defense action from Roman Reigns and a victory for Oba Femi over Bronson Reed.

Morgan defeated Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer in a three-way contest to regain the championship she previously lost in San Fernando, Chile. According to Record.com.mx, the Judgment Day member capitalized on an opportunity against Vaquer to secure her fourth world title.

Stratton did not cash in her briefcase following Morgan's victory. Her contract, however, gives her an opportunity to challenge for a championship of her choosing, leaving open the possibility of a future title match against a champion such as Vaquer.

Penta, who hails from Ecatepec, Mexico, won the men's Money in the Bank ladder match after entering the contest as one of the favorites, Record.com.mx reported. His victory gives him a contract that allows him to pursue a championship opportunity under WWE's Money in the Bank rules.

The Mexican wrestler's achievement also marked a significant milestone for Mexico in the event's history. According to the report, Penta became the first Mexican winner of the briefcase in 15 years, renewing national interest in the possibility of another Mexican wrestler reaching the top of WWE's championship scene.

Stratton secured the women's briefcase for the second time in her career, defeating Lash Legend, Sol Ruca, Roxanne Perez, Lola Vice and Jayce Jane. Record.com.mx reported that she recovered after an early accident during the match to emerge as the winner.

The victory puts Stratton in position to pursue another world championship. She previously cashed in successfully against Nia Jax in 2024 to become WWE champion, according to Record.com.mx.

Roman Reigns opened the event against LA Knight in a match for the World Heavyweight Championship. Reigns retained his title after delivering multiple Superman Punches and a decisive spear, adding another successful defense to his record, the outlet reported.

Following the match, The Bloodline and 946 became involved in a confrontation that extended their ongoing rivalry. Record.com.mx said the feud was scheduled to continue in a tag team match on the following Monday's episode of Monday Night Raw.

Oba Femi also recorded a victory, overcoming Bronson Reed despite interference and distractions from The Vision. The result continued Femi's strong run since joining WWE's main roster, according to the Mexican publication.