Roman Reigns confirmed for October WWE PLE

Roman Reigns WWE Clash in Italy
Roman Reigns photo from Clash in Italy. (Image credit: WWE)

Roman Reigns is now officially advertised for WWE Money in the Bank 2026.

WWE sent out a graphic on social media today announcing Reigns’ upcoming schedule. After competing at SummerSlam this weekend, Reigns will be appearing on Raw the following night. He’s then set for four more TV dates before working Money in the Bank 2026 this October.

Here are all the shows Reigns is scheduled for through October 10:

  • Sunday, August 2: SummerSlam night two at US Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Monday, August 3: Raw at Casey’s Center in Des Moines, Iowa
  • Monday, August 17: Raw at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, New York
  • Friday, August 28: Raw/SmackDown taping at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio
  • Monday, September 14: Raw at Arena CDMX in Mexico City, Mexico
  • Monday, October 5: Enterprise Center in St. Louis, Missouri
  • Saturday, October 10: Money in the Bank at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana

Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins to headline WWE SummerSlam —

It’s been confirmed that Reigns’ World Heavyweight Championship defense against Seth Rollins will headline night two of SummerSlam this Sunday night. Reigns has held the title since WrestleMania and is looking to remain champion heading into Money in the Bank season, which was pushed back to fall this year after traditionally being a summer event. Money in the Bank 2026 was originally scheduled for late August but was rescheduled a couple of times before landing on this October 10 date.

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