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On X · @WWEWWE Announces Jacy Jayne Has Qualified for the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder MatchThe official @WWE account posted a celebratory video and message stating “NEVER LOOK PAST JACY JAYNE!” after she won a triple-threat qualifying match (defeating Alexa Bliss and Jade Cargill) on the September 18/19, 2026 episode of SmackDown, earning a spot in the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match. The post is trending due to the live PPV-qualifying result involving a rising NXT call-up/US Champion against two established stars, generating immediate fan discussion about booking, young talent pushes, and the overall MITB field.589 likes · 25mNetcall reports 20% revenue rise to £57.7mBusiness — Jul 21, 2026Across Netcall, Marston's, Midwich, GBG, and Compass Group, trading updates show a pattern of resilient revenue growth, margin expansion, and continued investment in AI, formats, and geographic reach. The reports highlight Netcall and GBG accelerating AI-enabled offerings, Marston's benefiting from World Cup demand and Grandstand formats, Midwich navigating Middle East disruption while delivering growth, and Compass Group maintaining solid organic growth driven by new business wins and high client retention.
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On X · @WrestleOpsWWE Books Finn Bálor vs. CM Punk vs. Gunther as Money in the Bank QualifierAnnouncement of a high-profile triple-threat MITB qualifier on SmackDown draws mostly positive hype and excitement from wrestling fans and media accounts, with limited mild disagreement focused on predicted outcomes rather than the match itself.670 likes · 26m