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On the final RAW before the Royal Rumble PLE in Saudi Arabia, it was officially confirmed: Raquel Rodriguez will face Stephanie Vaquer for the Women’s World Championship in a Philadelphia Street Fight next week. While this match promises to be a spectacular clash, it possibly also serves as a massive spoiler for Raquel’s Rumble aspirations.
By handing Big Mami Cool such a massive opportunity just days after the PLE, Triple H could essentially be telling fans that Rodriguez’s World Title aspirations are already locked in with Stephanie Vaquer, and she might not need to win the Rumble to become the Women’s World Champion.
If the goal was for Big Mami Cool to win the Rumble and pick her own path to WrestleMania 42, it wouldn’t make much sense to give her a title opportunity on a random episode of RAW.
The internal equation of The Judgment Day could also play a factor here. With Liv Morgan vying for dominance within the group and the division since her return from injury, Triple H has another chess piece to move. By giving Rodriguez a title shot now, it allows her to potentially win the gold or suffer a heartbreaking loss that triggers a character shift on The Road to WrestleMania 42, all without her needing to win the Royal Rumble.
It must be noted that the above angle is speculative at this point, and fans will have to wait until this Saturday to see who finally wins the Women’s Royal Rumble match.
Raquel Rodriguez potentially not winning the Royal Rumble Match could be a masterstroke
By throwing Raquel Rodriguez into a Street Fight for the Women’s World Championship next week on WWE RAW, Triple H could essentially be saying that her Road to WrestleMania 42 is already paved and she doesn’t need a Royal Rumble win to justify her spot on The Grandest Stage of Them All.
Interestingly, this move could allow a star like Liv Morgan to finally claim her first Royal Rumble victory without overshadowing Rodriquez. That said, it could also create a ticking time bomb for The Judgment Day. If The Miracle Kid wins the Rumble and Raquel captures the Women’s World Title in Philadelphia, the stablemates and former tag team partners might be set for a collision course.
A Liv Morgan vs. Raquel Rodriguez title match at WrestleMania 42 would be the ultimate test of the faction’s strength, either solidifying their togetherness or crumbling with a civil war-like atmosphere that could change the group forever.
However, this angle too is speculative, and only time will tell how things turn out over the next week.
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