Oba Femi and Bronson Reed set for match at Money in the Bank
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Last updated Sep 29, 2026

Oba Femi returned to Raw on September 28, 2026, announcing a singles match against Bronson Reed at the upcoming Money in the Bank event on October 10 in New Orleans. Femi expressed his disdain for Reed but acknowledged him as a credible threat. Both wrestlers signed contracts for the match, heightening anticipation for their next encounter after recent tensions between them.
- •Oba Femi returned to WWE television and confronted Bronson Reed.
- •The singles match is scheduled for Money in the Bank on October 10.
- •Femi was previously attacked by Reed's faction, The Vision.
- •Both wrestlers have acknowledged the stakes of their impending match.
- •Expectations are high for the confrontation due to existing tensions.
- 1:21 AMWrestling Inc — Oba Femi & Bronson Reed Sign Contract For Singles Match At WWE Money In The Bank
- 12:47 AMCageside Seats — Oba Femi, Bronson Reed get another chance to get controversial
"BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA - SEPTEMBER 7: Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, Bronson Reed, Austin Theory, and Maxxine Dupri stand over Oba Femi during Monday Night RAW at Legacy Arena at the BJCC on September 7, 2026 in Birmingham, Alabama. (Photo by Rich Wade/WWE via Getty Images) | WWE via Getty Images Oba Femi made an electric return to WWE television last week, absolutely running through the entirety of The Vision to a thunderous ovation. He was only out for a couple of weeks after the faction put the boots to him (and he got into a bit of a dust up with Bronson Reed, that was later downplayed). He was back on Monday Night Raw this week in Milwaukee to talk about the situation and give us an idea of what is next for him. It didn’t take him long to take aim at Reed, saying he sucks and is the kind of guy you can’t give an inch to because he’ll take a mile. He acknowledged Reed is a real threat, however, and they need to do things the right way and get their business handled. That’s why he went to Raw General Manager Adam Pearce and got an official contract drawn up for a singles match at the upcoming Money in the Bank premium live event scheduled for Oct. 10 in New Orleans. All that was required was a signature from Reed. Naturally, big Bronson made his way out to do the same as Oba — put his opponent over before saying he’s here “not to compete but to dethrone The Ruler.” He signed on the dotted line. We have a match! And another chance for these two to get controversial with it. Hell yeah? Get complete Raw results and coverage of this week’s entire episode by clicking here.
"Oba Femi will face the man that delivered multiple Tsunamis to him, Bronson Reed, at WWE Money in the Bank 2026 next month.
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External links- Wrestling IncSep 29, 2026, 1:21 AMOba Femi & Bronson Reed Sign Contract For Singles Match At WWE Money In The Bank
Oba Femi will face the man that delivered multiple Tsunamis to him, Bronson Reed, at WWE Money in the Bank 2026 next month.
- Cageside SeatsSep 29, 2026, 12:47 AMOba Femi, Bronson Reed get another chance to get controversial
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA - SEPTEMBER 7: Bron Breakker, Logan Paul, Bronson Reed, Austin Theory, and Maxxine Dupri stand over Oba Femi during Monday Night RAW at Legacy Arena at the BJCC on September 7, 2026 in Birmingham, Alabama. (Photo by Rich Wade/WWE via Getty Images) | WWE via Getty Images Oba Femi made an electric return to WWE television last week, absolutely running through the entirety of The Vision to a thunderous ovation. He was only out for a couple of weeks after the faction put the boots to him (and he got into a bit of a dust up with Bronson Reed, that was later downplayed). He was back on Monday Night Raw this week in Milwaukee to talk about the situation and give us an idea of what is next for him. It didn’t take him long to take aim at Reed, saying he sucks and is the kind of guy you can’t give an inch to because he’ll take a mile. He acknowledged Reed is a real threat, however, and they need to do things the right way and get their business handled. That’s why he went to Raw General Manager Adam Pearce and got an official contract drawn up for a singles match at the upcoming Money in the Bank premium live event scheduled for Oct. 10 in New Orleans. All that was required was a signature from Reed. Naturally, big Bronson made his way out to do the same as Oba — put his opponent over before saying he’s here “not to compete but to dethrone The Ruler.” He signed on the dotted line. We have a match! And another chance for these two to get controversial with it. Hell yeah? Get complete Raw results and coverage of this week’s entire episode by clicking here.
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