Lola Vice Defeats Roxanne Perez Before Judgment Day Attack On WWE RAW

Posted By: Ben Kerin on Sep 29, 2026

Lola Vice picked up a hard-fought victory over Roxanne Perez on the September 28 episode of WWE RAW, but The Judgment Day made sure her celebrations were short-lived.

The rivalry has been heating up since Vice joined the red brand. Last week, Perez interrupted her appearance alongside Adam Pearce, forcing the RAW General Manager to step between them before things turned physical.

With both women set to compete in the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match on October 10, their latest meeting offered a chance to build momentum.

Perez targeted Vice early, landing a running uppercut before trying to wear her down with a submission. Vice responded with a choke attempt, but Perez took control at ringside by sending her into the steel steps and delivering a Northern Lights suplex on the floor.

Vice fought back with a suplex, a series of spinning kicks and repeated hip attacks in the corner. A back suplex earned her a two-count, while Perez answered with an uppercut and the Perfect 10 moonsault for another near fall.

The match then became a battle of submissions and counters. Perez applied a crossface and rolled Vice away from the ropes, only for Vice to escape into an armbar. Perez turned that hold into a pinning attempt, keeping the contest finely balanced.

The finish came when Vice avoided a kick and connected with her spinning backfist to secure the win.

Her moment was quickly interrupted by Raquel Rodriguez, who appeared after the bell and floored her with a kick.

Sol Ruca rushed out to help Vice and took the fight to the Women’s Intercontinental Champion. A springboard crossbody and missile dropkick put Rodriguez under pressure, but Perez intervened to stop Ruca from landing the Sol Snatcher.

Rodriguez then planted Ruca with a Tejana Bomb, while Perez delivered Pop Rox to Vice. Despite losing the match, Perez ended the segment standing tall alongside Rodriguez, with Vice and Ruca left down in the ring.