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Although she lost the match, The Prodigy attacked La Catalina from behind and raised the title, suggesting that she wasn’t done with the AAA star. The Judgment Day member further posted an update on social media, stating that La Catalina got lucky, but it won’t happen twice.

However, in a surprising development, Roxanne Perez shifted her attention elsewhere. Moments ago, she took to Instagram Stories to post an edited picture of herself holding the Women’s Money in the Bank briefcase with Rox and Prodigy written on it. The 24-year-old noted that she wanted it all.

“Anyway.. I want it all,” Perez wrote.

Below is a screenshot of her Instagram Story:

It must be pointed out that her one stablemate, Liv Morgan, is chasing the Women’s World Championship, while the other, Raquel Rodriguez, is the current WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship. It means that if she were to win the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match, she would have to either betray one of the members of The Judgment Day or go after a SmackDown champion.

The Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez made a massive claim

During a recent appearance on NotSam Wrestling, Roxanne Perez reflected on her professional wrestling journey before making a sensational claim.

The Judgment Day member noted that as a young fan, she used to look up to stars like AJ Lee, Bayley, and Paige. However, it got her nowhere. Staying true to her heel persona, The Prodigy stated that she realized she was better than them at just 24, and they wished they were as good as her at the same age.

“I went from being someone that was just happy to be here. I was just like all of you guys sitting in the crowd, just hoping to be a WWE Superstar one day and looking up to all the wrestlers, like AJ Lee and Bayley and Paige. And then I realized, but where did that ever get me? Just looking up to people. It got me absolutely nowhere. So then I realized, wait, I’m actually way better than Bayley. I’m actually way better than Paige. I’m actually way better than all of these women at only 24 years old, and they wish that they were as good as me at 24 years old,” Perez said. [H/T: Ringside News]

Roxanne Perez is still searching for her first singles title on the main roster. It will be interesting to see how much longer it takes for her to finally win the gold.

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