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The Prodigy was on the shelf for the past few weeks. She made a shocking return on the latest episode of RAW and came to the aid of The Miracle Kid during a brawl with La Primera in the ring. As a result, the two Judgment Day members then double-teamed the Women’s World Champion, before Morgan dropped Vaquer onto the steel chair with an Oblivion.
They didn’t stop there, as Liv Morgan ran Stephanie Vaquer down some more before she and Perez stood over her. The Miracle Kid then grabbed the title and raised it, ahead of facing Vaquer for the belt on The Grandest Stage of Them All.
While Roxanne Perez helped Morgan, the look on her face has led fans to believe that a betrayal might unfold sooner than expected. With this in mind, in a jaw-dropping twist, The Prodigy could turn on Liv during the Women’s World Title match at WrestleMania 42, and help Vaquer retain the gold.
A few weeks before Perez made her return, The Judgment Day attacked Finn Balor on RAW and kicked him out of the group. Since Balor played a significant role in bringing Roxanne into the faction, many fans expected her to leave as well and side with Balor, but that did not happen.
That said, it’s possible that The Prodigy stayed with The Judgment Day solely to earn Liv Morgan’s trust. She might then take advantage of Morgan’s vulnerability and betray her at The Show of Shows before finally leaving the group.
While this angle might sound interesting, it is speculative at this point. Fans will have to wait until WrestleMania 42 to see if this could play out.
Finn Balor could form a new faction with Stephanie Vaquer and Roxanne Perez after WrestleMania 42
If the betrayal angle eventually materializes, Roxanne Perez could side with Stephanie Vaquer afterward. Considering Perez’s relationship with Finn Balor, she and Vaquer could align themselves with The Prince to form their own faction against The Judgment Day.
If that happens, given that their feud with Dominik Mysterio and his crew might extend further, the two teams might seek to end their rivalry in a Six-Person Mixed Tag Team match in the near future.
After this, Finn Balor could be booked to win the 2026 Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match and successfully cash in the coveted contract to become a world champion again. He would reclaim his throne at the top of the division, holding the top prize as part of a blockbuster storyline.
However, this angle is also speculative.
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