Roxanne Perez Collapse: What Happened to NXT Roxanne Perez? Why was Roxanne Perez stretchered away?
by J Nandhini
Updated Mar 08, 2023
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What Happened to NXT Roxanne Perez? Why was Roxanne Perez stretchered away?
At NXT Roadblock, Roxanne Perez faced her greatest challenge yet as she went head-to-head with the Final Boss, Meiko Satomura, for the NXT Women's Championship. The two had previously teamed up in a tag team match, and Satomura had offered this title match as a favor to Perez.
The match was intense, and Perez took several strong strikes to the head, including two of Satomura's Scorpio Rising Axe Kicks. Despite the punishment, Perez persevered and managed to avoid another Scorpio Rising before rolling up Satomura for an unexpected victory.
However, in a shocking turn of events, after handing over the championship belt, Satomura noticed Perez collapsing onto the mat. The referee called for medical help, and the 21-year-old superstar was loaded onto a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance. Fans were left hoping for an update on her condition, which may be given during the next NXT show.
Perez has had an impressive career so far, having won the ROH Women's World Championship before signing with WWE in 2022. She started by winning the NXT Women's Tag Team Title and ended the year by dethroning Mandy Rose after her 413-day reign as champion. Perez's victory over Satomura was her second title defense, and it sets her up for a potentially lengthy reign as the NXT Women's Champion.
What Happened to NXT Roxanne Perez? - FAQs
Roxanne Perez is a professional wrestler who formerly competed in NXT, which is a developmental brand of WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment).