Biography
Roxanne Perez has packed more into her first eight years in the ring than most wrestlers manage in a career. Still only 24, the Laredo native is a two-time NXT Women's Champion, a former WWE Women's Tag Team Champion and an inaugural ROH Women's World Champion, and she now works on Raw as the cocky, combative member of The Judgment Day.
She started training at 13 and moved on to Booker T's Reality of Wrestling school at 16, making her debut there in December 2018 as Rok-C, a name drawn from The Rock and her own first name. After winning ROW's Diamonds Division title, she broke through nationally in 2021, entering Ring of Honor's tournament for its new women's world title and beating Miranda Alize in the final at Death Before Dishonor XVIII. Aged just 19, she was the youngest female champion in ROH history, and she was later named the promotion's Female Wrestler of the Year. She dropped the belt to Deonna Purrazzo in a champion-versus-champion match on Impact in January 2022.
WWE signed her that spring and renamed her Roxanne Perez. Her NXT rise was rapid: she won the 2022 Women's Breakout Tournament, briefly held the NXT Women's Tag Team titles with Cora Jade before Jade betrayed her, and then won the inaugural Women's Iron Survivor Challenge in December 2022. Three days later she beat Mandy Rose for the NXT Women's Championship, a 109-day first reign that included a dream match with Meiko Satomura. In 2024 she turned heel by attacking Lyra Valkyria, took the title from her at Stand & Deliver to become the youngest two-time champion, and held it for 276 days until Giulia beat her in January 2025.
That same month she announced herself to a wider audience at the Royal Rumble, entering at number three and lasting a record 1 hour, 7 minutes and 45 seconds before Charlotte Flair eliminated her as runner-up. Perez joined Raw full-time in May 2025 and, at the end of June, was brought into The Judgment Day to replace the injured Liv Morgan as WWE Women's Tag Team Champion alongside Raquel Rodriguez. The pair held the titles until losing them to Flair and Alexa Bliss at SummerSlam.
Her 2026 began with surgery in February to remove a growth from her back, but she was back in action by the spring, taking part in the Queen of the Ring tournament. In September she earned a place in the Money in the Bank ladder match by beating La Catalina and Iyo Sky, only to come up short in New Orleans on 10 October as Tiffany Stratton claimed the briefcase. Heading into the winter she remains a Judgment Day mainstay, still chasing her first singles title on the main roster.
