Will Roxanne Perez winning WWE Money In The Bank 2026 will lead to the demise of Judgment Day?

Published: 2 hours ago by SP3 | Last Updated: 5 hours ago by SP3

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On the September 21 edition of WWE Raw, Roxanne Perez defeated IYO SKY and La Catalina to qualify for the Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match.

Perez will now join the field that will feature Lola Vice, Jacy Jayne, Sol Ruca and Lash Legend.

Looking at this current lineup, it feels like “The Prodigy” has a good chance of retrieving the valuable and coveted contract.

 

With a guaranteed world title shot at anytime of her choosing, this is the biggest opportunity of Perez’s young career.

However, her gain must lead to some loss taking place for her stable in The Judgment Day.

Considering tension between herself and Liv Morgan in the past, Perez winning at WWE Money In The Bank 2026 might just lead to the destruction of Judgment Day.

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Why Liv Morgan will not be pleased with a Roxanne Perez win?

On the September 12 WWE live event from Santiago, Chile, Stephanie Vaquer defeated Liv Morgan to win the WWE Women’s World Championship.

This loss came as a result of the involvement of special guest referee Becky Lynch.

Dubbing this night, “The Santiago Screwjob,” Morgan has been hellbent on getting another opportunity.

While Vaquer has declared that she will give this rematch, it doesn’t feel like Liv will be regaining the title anytime soon.

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Following WWE Money In The Bank 2026, Morgan’s stablemate Roxanne Perez could have the key to get the WWE Women’s World Championship back in The Judgment Day.

This could cause some jealousy in Morgan who has felt like the leader of the group for over a year now.

Roxanne Perez has played the role of protege to Liv since her return to the group and has done her bidding whenever possible.

Now, the shoes may be on the other foot if Roxanne cashes in to win the WWE Women’s World Championship.

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Considering their past tensions, it would make sense if Liv was none to pleased with this result.

Whether it be sabotaging her cash-in or trying to use the contract to her benefit, Roxanne winning at WWE Money In The Bank 2026 could cause a legitimate crack in the foundation of Judgment Day.

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Judgment Day having to choose sides

While Liv Morgan has played a leadership role, there supposedly is no leaders in The Judgment Day.

Morgan has a well established relationship with Dominik Mysterio that has made them a close knit pairing.

Meanwhile, Morgan brought Raquel Rodriguez into The Judgment Day and has been a longtime tag team partner to her.

Considering these ties to Morgan, Roxanne Perez winning Money In The Bank and then potentially the WWE Women’s World Championship could have her on the outs with most of the members of her own faction.

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However, there is also JD McDonagh who chose Judgment Day over his own mentor, Finn Balor earlier this year.

While he could easily choose the numbers and side with Liv, Roxanne Perez might be able to convince some favor from McDonagh.

Having the WWE Women’s World Championship and increasing the profile of Judgment Day could be enough for Perez to have some choose her over Morgan.

Most of this is just speculation, but it feels like Roxanne Perez winning the Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match could truly signal the start of The Judgment Day’s demise.

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