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The match also comes just five days before Worlds Collide, where Catalina will defend the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship against Perez. Catalina recently won the title by ending La Flammer’s 1,128-day reign at TripleMania 34.
Here are three possible finishes for the Money in the Bank qualifier on WWE RAW.
#3. IYO SKY qualifies clean on WWE RAW
WWE could go with the most straightforward finish and have IYO SKY win the match outright. The Japanese star is the most experienced competitor in the Triple Threat Match and is a former world champion. A victory would put an established veteran into a Money in the Bank field that already includes younger names such as Ruca and Vice.
The Genius of the Sky could wait for Catalina and Perez to wear each other down before taking control. She could then hit the Over the Moonsault on either woman and score the pinfall to officially qualify.
This would give SKY another opportunity to work her way back toward the women’s championship picture.
#2. La Catalina pins Roxanne Perez
La Catalina could use the match as an opportunity to build momentum before her AAA Reina de Reinas Championship defense.
She and Roxanne Perez are already scheduled to face each other at Worlds Collide on September 26, with Perez challenging for Catalina’s newly won title. The company may decide to let Catalina continue building on her momentum by scoring another massive win and qualifying for the Women’s Money in the Bank match.
Perez and IYO could be battling outside the ring when Catalina catches Perez off guard and hits her with her finishing move. She could then score the pinfall on The Prodigy to qualify for Money in the Bank.
That would give the AAA Reina de Reinas Champion a major victory in her first WWE RAW appearance since 2019 while also giving her some momentum heading into her title defense.
#1. Roxanne Perez wins with help from The Judgment Day
Roxanne Perez could qualify by using the numbers game. She remains a member of The Judgment Day alongside Dominik Mysterio, JD McDonagh, Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez. With Perez having another championship opportunity against Catalina at Worlds Collide, The Judgment Day could decide to help her secure another major opportunity.
Dominik or JD could appear at ringside and create a distraction at a crucial moment. Catalina could deal with the interference, only for another member of The Judgment Day to take her out. Perez could then capitalize, hit her finisher, and pin Catalina or SKY to qualify.
That would also give Perez some momentum heading into Worlds Collide, where she will attempt to take Catalina’s AAA title.
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