Lola Vice Wins WWE RAW Debut and Punches Her Ticket to Money in the Bank

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ola Vice couldn’t have asked for a much bigger WWE RAW debut. During the WWE RAW episode for September 14, 2026, Vice competed in her first-ever match on RAW and defeated Kelani Jordan and Raquel Rodriguez in a Women’s Money in the Bank qualifying match to earn a spot in the ladder match.

Rodriguez spent much of the match using her power advantage to throw both women around, while Jordan and Vice repeatedly tried to cut her down together. That partnership didn’t last long, because every time one woman got close to taking control, the third jumped right back into the fight. Jordan nearly stole the match after landing a Frog Splash on Rodriguez, but Vice immediately blasted her with a spinning heel kick. Rodriguez broke up the pin before taking control again with a fallaway slam, only for the match to break down once more.

The finish came when Rodriguez tried to put Vice away with the Tejana Bomb. Vice escaped and locked in a sleeper before Rodriguez managed to dump Jordan off the apron with a big boot.

That opening was all Vice needed. Vice caught Rodriguez with a roll-up and got the three-count, giving her the win in her RAW debut and officially securing her spot in the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match.

That makes the night even bigger for Vice. She didn’t just show up on RAW for the first time and survive a triple threat — she pinned the Women’s Intercontinental Champion and walked out of Mexico City with a Money in the Bank opportunity.

Lola Vice’s first RAW match ended about as well as possible, and now she gets a shot at changing her entire career with one climb up a ladder.

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