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WWE Considering TWO NIGHT Money in the Bank Shows

WWE is exploring the possibility of expanding its Money in the Bank event to a two-night format by 2027, following the success of multi-night WrestleMania and SummerSlam events.

The idea of hosting Money in the Bank across two nights was revealed during the latest WrestleVotes Radio. A source close to WWE noted that the company is considering splitting the men’s and women’s Money in the Bank ladder matches into separate nights. This format mirrors WWE’s approach with WrestleMania, which has embraced the two-night concept to deliver more marquee matches and higher fan engagement.

One source explained, “Easy, one night is a women’s Money in the Bank ladder match main event. The next night is the men’s main event.” This approach would provide an expanded platform for superstars and allow for a more balanced focus on both divisions.

Benefits for Fans and Superstars

A two-night Money in the Bank event offers fans double the drama and excitement, with each ladder match taking center stage on its respective night. This format also allows more time for undercard matches to shine without being overshadowed by the high-stakes main events.

Superstars would benefit from the increased spotlight, ensuring that both men’s and women’s matches receive equal attention. Additionally, splitting the event provides the creative team more flexibility to develop compelling storylines for each division.

Building Toward 2027

With WWE already announcing two-night SummerSlam events for 2025 and 2026, the company is strategically testing this format for other premium live events. If these trials prove successful, fans can anticipate a formal announcement about the multi-night Money in the Bank format in the coming years.

Fan Reactions and Expectations

Fans have expressed excitement about the possibility of a two-night Money in the Bank, citing the additional storytelling opportunities and the chance for more intense, spotlighted ladder matches. WWE’s decision reflects its commitment to innovation and audience engagement.

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