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On Instagram, Morgan and other superstars, including Jade Cargill, Natalya, Brie Bella, and B-Fab, reacted to Rodriguez’s win. Former Judgment Day member Carlito, who was once stablemates with Big Mami Cool, also reacted to her crowning moment. Even Kevin Nash, who has been a big admirer of Rodriguez’s work, congratulated her on the win.

Check out the reactions from superstars and others to Rodriguez’s win:

Kevin Nash discussed Raquel Rodriguez’s style of working in WWE

Kevin Nash spoke about Raquel Rodriguez’s style of work in WWE. He previously stated that Rodriguez always tends to work small, whereas she should be staying up and selling big.

Speaking on the Kliq This podcast, Nash said that he gets frustrated while watching Rodriguez work, as she always works down on her opponent.

“I get p*ssed off at her because she always works down. She works small. I’ll see her selling and she’ll make herself small instead of staying up and selling big, like moving your hands this way instead of dropping so you can get drop down to them. They got to teeter to knock you off your f***ing base when you’re that much bigger than them,”

Rodriguez has been vital for The Judgment Day ever since she joined the faction and helped Liv Morgan retain the WWE Women’s World Championship against Rhea Ripley. For months, she had been chasing her crowning moment before eventually winning the Women’s Intercontinental Championship.

She previously was unsuccessful in capturing the Women’s World Championship more than once. However, a resilient in-ring outing from Rodriguez saw her end Sol Ruca’s title reign at 57 days.