In the The main event From last week’s NXT Roadblock, Roxanne Perez successfully defended the NXT Women’s Championship against Meiko Satomura.
However, the young champion overstepped her physical limits and “collapsed” in the middle of the ring after the match, after she was taken to the hospital.
Although Roxanne Perez is already home and recovering, she is expected to lose the NXT Women’s Championship and be crowned a new champion.
Shawn Michaels announced via Twitter that the young woman’s health remains in question, and with Stand & Deliver less than three weeks away, he’s bound to announce NXT’s potential for a new champion.
Leader Brand WWE Development has announced that beginning with tonight’s show, there will be a series of qualifying matches with the winners competing in a ladder match on Stand & Deliver.
The winner of the ladder match at the big event on April 1 would then be crowned the new NXT Women’s Champion, replacing Roxanne Perez.
Starting tonight there will be a series of qualifying matches with the winners advancing to Stand and Deliver to compete to become the NXT Women’s Champion in a ladder match. https://t.co/HLwehrqJVf
– Shawn Michaels (@ShawnMichaels) March 14, 2023
Who do you think will be the next NXT Women’s Champion?
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