Roxanne Perez pinned Chelsea Green on this week’s WWE RAW and now wants a shot at the Women’s Championship. She sent a confident message aimed at the WWE Universe after RAW.
Perez was a participant in this year’s Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match. She came close to winning the briefcase but was unsuccessful, as Tiffany Stratton won it for the second time in her career. The decision not to crown Perez the Women’s Money in the Bank winner didn’t sit well with several fans.
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The first episode of RAW after Money in the Bank featured Perez in action against Chelsea Green, who is set for a singles match against the newly crowned WWE Women’s World Champion, Liv Morgan, at the Crown Jewel Premium Live Event. The Prodigy ended up victorious by pinning the Women’s Champion and went on social media to break her silence with a message aimed at the WWE Universe.
“Are you paying attention n☆w,” wrote Roxanne Perez.
Check out Perez’s post on X:
Roxanne Perez On The Current State Of The Judgment Day
The Judgment Day has booted out multiple now-former members of the faction over the years. Finn Balor was the latest member to be exiled from the group after Dominik Mysterio finally snapped and blamed The Price for his Intercontinental Championship loss to Penta.
Despite the constant sense of tension within the group, Roxanne Perez believes that The Judgment Day was not fracturing. Speaking on NotSam Wrestling Live, The Prodigy said:
“Everybody here knows families fight, right? Brothers, sisters, parents, kids, we all fight, but that doesn’t mean that we won’t stick by each other when we need each other. So, I can see why people would think, ‘Oh, they’re going to break up. Oh, there’s tension in the group.’ Obviously, there’s tension, but we’re family, and a win for one is a win for all.”
Roxanne Perez has demanded a shot at the WWE Women’s Championship from Adam Pearce, who informed the Judgment Day member that only Nick Aldis could approve it.
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Edited by Soumik Datta











