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The 29-year-old star added that Raquel should not be in the back anymore, and that change is happening as she becomes the Women’s IC Champion. He clarified that he loves The Judgment Day as a whole, but La Ruda is his absolute favorite.

“And like Raquel Rodriguez is my favorite. Yeah, I think she’s dope. Bada*s, bro. I just think she’s ill. I hope she’s bigger. I think she has the potential to be the most unliked, most like just heel. Like she has it. Like, I don’t think she should be in the back. I think obviously I love Judgment Day, but like I just think she I mean, she’s IC champ right now. Well deserved,” said Lil Yachty

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This week on RAW, Rodriguez came close to becoming the second official entrant in the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match, but Lola Vice applied a roll-up pin on her and qualified instead.

Raquel Rodriguez spoke on her Women’s Intercontinental Championship triumph

Raquel Rodriguez reflected on her monumental Women’s Intercontinental Championship win and the significance of her post-match moment with Triple H. Speaking on the Busted Open podcast, Rodriguez shared that taking the traditional backstage photograph alongside WWE Chief Content Officer Triple H right after her victory held deep personal meaning.

“Oh, for sure [I’m proud of that image]. For sure. I think it was very symbolic for me. Triple H said it best in his tweet afterwards, in his championship photo that he takes with every new champion. ‘Blood sweat and tears.’ Honestly, it’s been a long journey for me. I’ve gone through a lot… I feel like that photo really represented what I had to do to get to this title. What the journey took to become a singles champion for WWE again,” said Raquel Rodriguez

For her, the picture was more than just a ceremonial photo opportunity; it represented the culmination of her long, hard-fought journey to establish herself at the top of the women’s division.