Raquel Rodriguez

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This main event had a little bit of everything—solid tag work, crowd reactions flipping in weird directions, and Judgment Day doing Judgment Day things right when it mattered most. Early on, Raquel Rodriguez and Bayley kicked things off with Raquel using her power to get the upper hand. Roxanne Perez tagged in and got a loud hometown reaction, which honestly shifted the energy of the match a bit since the crowd clearly wasn’t fully behind Bayley in stretches. Lyra Valkyria entered next and had some strong exchanges with Perez, including crisp strikes and a backbreaker-wheel kick combo that showed she wasn’t just there to take pins. Things really picked up late. Rodriguez looked like she might finish Bayley after controlling the pace, but Valkyria came flying in with a top rope dive to break the pin just in time. From there, it turned into chaos—Perez ate a Bayley-to-Belly after a failed Pop-Rox attempt, Valkyria wiped Rodriguez out at ringside with a crossbody, and it looked like Bayley might steal it for her team. But that’s when Liv Morgan caused the distraction that changed everything. Bayley got caught looking, Perez capitalized with the Pop-Rox, and just like that, Judgment Day stole the win. Not a blowaway classic, but a solid main event that leaned heavily on timing, interference, and just enough tension to keep it moving.

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This one actually had a solid rhythm early before it got dragged into the now-standard chaos finish. IYO tried to keep things quick and avoid getting caught, but Raquel didn’t let it turn into a speed match for long. She cut SKY off a few times with power counters and kept forcing her back to the mat, which gave the match a more stop-and-start feel than a smooth flow. IYO did get a couple of bursts where it looked like she might take over, including a fast striking sequence and a near fall that got some real reaction. But the match never fully settled, and that ended up mattering more than anything they were doing in-ring. The turning point came when the Kabuki Warriors (Asuka & Kairi Sane) showed up at ringside. That distraction was enough—SKY hesitated for just a moment, and Raquel didn’t. She stepped in immediately, caught IYO, and hit her finish to end it. Result: Raquel Rodriguez def. IYO SKY (after distraction from the Kabuki Warriors) So yeah—not a clean showcase and not really about who outworked who. It was another match where outside involvement decided things, and IYO paid for taking her eyes off the match for a split second.

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Stephanie Vaquer defeated Raquel Rodriguez in a physical match that mixed power offense with quick counters. Rodriguez controlled the early portion, using her strength to toss Vaquer around the ring and slow the pace, but Vaquer fought back with kicks, a Dragon Screw, and a Meteora to regain momentum. The match got chaotic when Liv Morgan tried to distract Vaquer at ringside, only for Iyo Sky to appear and shut down the interference before Rodriguez launched Sky over the announce table. Vaquer then wiped out both Rodriguez and Morgan with a dive to the outside before the action returned to the ring. Rodriguez nearly ended things with a spinning slam and Tejana Bomb, but Vaquer slipped out of danger with a quick roll-up to steal the victory.