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Bron Breakker is officially headed to WWE Money in the Bank.

Breakker became the first Superstar to qualify for the men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match during Monday night’s episode of WWE Raw from Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama. He defeated Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page in a Triple Threat qualifying match to secure his place in the high-stakes contest. WWE had previously announced the three-way matchup as the opening qualifier for the men’s field. 

The match featured all three Superstars battling for an opportunity to compete for the Money in the Bank briefcase, which guarantees its holder a World Championship opportunity at a time and place of their choosing.

The deciding sequence came when Ethan Page had Rey Mysterio positioned on his shoulders on the top turnbuckle. Breakker quickly took advantage of the situation, launching himself toward Page and connecting with a Frankensteiner that sent both Page and Mysterio crashing to the mat.

Breakker then wasted no time. The powerhouse immediately hit Mysterio with a Spear and scored the decisive pinfall to punch his ticket to Money in the Bank. 

The victory continues a major night for Breakker, who earlier appeared alongside the newly reunited Vision faction. Bronson Reed’s return has strengthened the group, while Breakker remains embroiled in a heated rivalry with Oba Femi following their recent confrontation. 

Breakker now becomes the first confirmed entrant in the men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, with additional qualifying matches expected to take place in the coming weeks. WWE’s official Raw coverage confirmed that the Money in the Bank qualifying process began Monday night. 

The 2026 WWE Money in the Bank event is scheduled for October 10 at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. According to the information provided, the event will stream on ESPN Unlimited in the United States and Netflix internationally.

With Breakker already secured in the field, the question now becomes whether the powerhouse can outlast the rest of the eventual lineup and leave New Orleans with the Money in the Bank briefcase, and a guaranteed future World Championship opportunity.