Roxanne Perez’s latest loss on RAW has exposed a pretty brutal statistic about how her 2026 has been going so far. She’s wrestled 25 matches this year—and lost 21 of them.
At the time of writing, Roxanne currently has just four wins from those 25 matches, giving her an 84% loss rate and a win rate of only 16% in 2026. That number got even worse following the August 24 edition of RAW.
Perez stepped into the ring against Stephanie Vaquer, who was wrestling her first match since returning from a four-month absence. Perez had plenty of help around ringside from The Judgment Day and even managed to take control for stretches of the match by going after Vaquer’s knee.
It still wasn’t enough. After Becky Lynch came down and helped neutralize the interference at ringside, Perez missed a moonsault and Vaquer caught her with knees to the face for the three-count. That made another loss for Perez in a year where they have been piling up pretty quickly.
What makes the number stand out even more is that Perez already lost considerably more often than she won in 2025. She finished that year with a 66.7% loss rate, meaning her record has actually gotten worse in 2026 despite becoming a regular part of WWE’s main roster.
Of course, a wrestling win-loss record doesn’t necessarily tell the entire story. Perez has remained heavily featured on WWE television and involved with The Judgment Day, but 21 losses in 25 matches is still a hard number to ignore.
Perez has plenty of 2026 left to turn things around. But after losing more than eight out of every ten matches she has wrestled so far, she’s going to need one hell of a winning streak to make that record look much prettier.
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