Roxanne Perez found the opening when it mattered most. Iyo Sky, Perez and AAA Reina de Reinas Champion La Catalina traded control throughout an excellent Money in the Bank qualifier, with all three getting close enough to make the finish genuinely uncertain. Catalina looked completely at home in her Raw in-ring debut, while Sky appeared to have created the winning opening when she landed her moonsault on Catalina. Perez was waiting, immediately catching Sky with Pop Rox and pinning her before Catalina could recover, becoming the fourth woman into the Money in the Bank ladder match alongside Sol Ruca, Lola Vice and Jacy Jayne. Perez wasn’t finished for the night, interrupting Vice’s Raw contract signing later in the show and starting a brief confrontation before Adam Pearce separated them and sent Perez backstage.
The Women’s World Championship picture got more crowded when Liv Morgan called her title loss to Stephanie Vaquer the “Santiago Screwjob” and blamed special referee Becky Lynch. Lynch came out to defend her officiating before Vaquer joined them with the championship both women want. Vaquer agreed to give Morgan the rematch she has been demanding, then told Lynch she would give her a title opportunity as well, leaving both women chasing the champion as Money in the Bank approaches.
