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4 heart-stopping moments from women’s Money in the Bank ladder match as Tiffany Stratton snatches briefcase

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Tiffany Stratton won the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match, securing a guaranteed future title shot and becoming only the second woman to win the match twice. The contest drew attention for several dangerous-looking falls and stunts, including a head-first landing by Stratton, before she survived the final scramble to claim the briefcase.

Stratton had previously won in 2024 and used that briefcase to defeat Nia Jax for the WWE Women’s Championship. The six competitors were Stratton, Roxanne Perez, Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne and Lash Legend. Other major moments included Ruca’s frog splash that sent her and Legend through a ladder, Jayne and Vice sliding off a tipped ladder, and Ruca briefly hanging from the briefcase hook after Jayne knocked their ladder down.

  • Tiffany Stratton won the women’s Money in the Bank match.
  • She became the second woman to win it twice.
  • The match featured several hazardous-looking ladder stunts.

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Money in the Bank is one of WWE's annual wrestling competitions. A group of competitors attempt to retrieve a briefcase suspended above a ladder in the ring whilst fighting one another. The wrestler who successfully secures the briefcase wins a guaranteed opportunity to challenge for the championship of their choice at any point in the future.

Tiffany Stratton has now won this competition twice, becoming only the second woman to do so. She previously won in 2024 and used the prize to become the WWE Women's Champion. Her new victory means she once again possesses a future title opportunity that she can use whenever she chooses.

The Money in the Bank competition is one of professional wrestling's most physically demanding events. Competitors must navigate ladders and fight one another whilst attempting to reach the suspended briefcase above the ring.

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