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Roxanne showed her true colours when she took Judgment Day’s side a few weeks ago, but on RAW, it was clear that she was still questioning if she wanted to be in the group, and Balor was a massive part of the reason she would want to leave.

Roxanne Perez lost on WWE RAW

Perez was mad about the fact that she lost the Queen of the Ring Tournament match when Raquel Rodriguez and Liv Morgan could have interfered and helped her if they wanted to. Perez helped Liv Morgan at WrestleMania to become Women’s Champion, but it’s clear that there is no help coming to her from the group.

In a backstage segment, she noticed how the rest of the group was family but she didn’t seem to fit in, and now she doesn’t have Finn Balor as someone she can talk to about her current issues.

Balor seems to be happy with his move and recently shared an update, noting that he was ready for WWE SmackDown and wanted to check the waters with some of the people he had interacted with over the years.

Since leaving The Judgment Day, Balor is considered to be a face, and it would be interesting to see if he finds a way to help Roxanne despite being on another brand. The story was still building between the two stars, but now it could be a slow burn, since Perez has no one outside of the group to talk to, and it appears that everyone else in the group is happy with the support they are receiving.