Roman Reigns Retains at WWE Money in the Bank 2026 Before Chaos Erupts in Wild 9:46 Brawl

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Roman Reigns managed to keep his World Heavyweight Championship at Money in the Bank 2026, but that win was only the beginning of the chaos. What should have been a major statement victory for the OTC quickly turned into complete madness once the cameras caught 9:46 watching from the crowd and everything broke down from there.

After Reigns put LA Knight away to retain his title, the focus immediately shifted away from the ring once 9:46 were shown in the audience. That was the cue for Solo Sikoa and The Usos to show up from behind, and the situation exploded in a hurry.

The two sides started brawling right there in the crowd, with security nowhere near capable of stopping any of it. The fight then spilled out of the seating area and into the backstage section near the concession stands inside the arena, where both groups just kept throwing hands and beating the hell out of each other.

Instead of calming down once they got away from the fans, the fight only got worse. The brawl continued through the building and eventually made its way outside, turning the whole thing into an all-out scene even after Roman had already handled his business in the ring.

That’s when things took another turn. Jaida Parker suddenly pulled up in an SUV while the chaos was still unfolding outside the building. With the fight still raging, 9:46 jumped into the vehicle and took off, bringing the wild post-match ambush to an abrupt end.

Roman Reigns may have retained the World Heavyweight Championship, but the bigger story coming out of this one could end up being the war that exploded right after the bell. What started as a huge title defense turned into a full-blown post-match riot, and it doesn’t look like this issue is ending anytime soon.

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H Jenkins has been breaking pro wrestling news on Ringside News for nearly a decade, with his reports featured by TMZ, Forbes, The Sun, and more.