Lola Vice Joins WWE RAW Before Roxanne Perez Ruins Her Big Moment

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Lola Vice officially has a new home, and WWE didn’t waste any time throwing her straight into the fire. During the WWE RAW episode for September 21 2026, Adam Pearce introduced Vice as an official member of the red brand before Roxanne Perez crashed her big moment and immediately started trouble.

Pearce brought Vice onto the stage after Rey Mysterio revealed he still hasn’t been medically cleared to compete. Vice thanked Pearce for the opportunity before getting personal about the people who helped get her this far, crediting her mother and explaining that her father was the person who first introduced her to martial arts.

Vice then made it clear that she didn’t come to RAW just to fill a spot on the roster. She said she wants to prove she is World Championship material and vowed to knock everyone out when she competes in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match.

That was all Roxanne Perez needed to hear. Perez, who had already qualified for Money in the Bank earlier in the night by defeating IYO SKY and La Catalina, made her way out and told Vice she was about to find out that she was “levels below” her.

Things immediately got physical as Vice and Perez started shoving each other. Vice tried to uncork her spinning backfist, but Perez ducked it before Adam Pearce stepped between them and stopped things from going any further.

Lola Vice may have only just become an official RAW Superstar, but WWE clearly isn’t easing her into anything. With Vice and Perez both headed toward Money in the Bank, their first confrontation on RAW may have just planted the seeds for a much bigger problem between the two.

Ringside News will continue providing full coverage of RAW as Lola Vice begins her run on the red brand and the Money in the Bank picture continues to take shape.

What do you think about Lola Vice officially joining RAW and immediately getting into it with Roxanne Perez? Let us know in the comments.

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Felix Upton

Felix Upton has over 15 years of experience in media and wrestling journalism. His work at Ringside News blends speed, accuracy, and industry insight.