Tiffany Stratton’s Third Attempted MITB Cash-In on Liv Morgan Fizzles on SmackDown

Tiffany Stratton failed in a third attempt to convert her Money in the Bank contract into a WWE Women’s World Championship match on the October 30 episode of SmackDown, according to a report by WrestleZone. The segment ended without an official cash-in after outside interference disrupted the sequence.

On the show, the segment began after Chelsea Green defeated Nikki Bella. Liv Morgan interrupted the post-match celebration and mocked Green, prompting Stratton’s music to hit. A rapid exchange followed: Roxanne Perez attacked Stratton from behind, Green used the distraction to hit Morgan with an Unprettier, and Stratton cleared Perez and Raquel Rodriguez before delivering her finisher to Morgan in the ring. Before a referee could begin an official cash-in, Rodriguez hit Stratton with a big boot. Morgan then seized Stratton’s briefcase and appeared poised to use it, but IYO SKY arrived to force Judgment Day to retreat. The sequence left Stratton without a title opportunity.

WrestleZone’s summary notes this was the third recent occasion Stratton has been stopped before an actual cash-in. On the October 23 episode of SmackDown, Rodriguez and Perez pulled Morgan out of the ring amid a post-match brawl before a referee could start a match. Three days later on the October 26 episode of Raw, Stratton reportedly hit Morgan with her finisher and handed the briefcase to a referee, only to have Dominik Mysterio pull Morgan out of the ring at the last second and prevent the official start.

Fans reacted on social media with growing frustration, criticizing WWE creative for repeatedly teasing a cash-in without delivering. Observers called the recurring setup repetitive and suggested the ongoing teases risk diminishing the Money in the Bank concept’s impact. The report frames the situation as a storyline that has produced widespread fan commentary while remaining unresolved on television.