Chaos and interference fail to stop the champions
Summary
– Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY defeated Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez
– Outside interference nearly shifted the match late
– Ripley secured the win with Riptide on Morgan
Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY successfully defended the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships during Saturday Night’s Main Event in a hard fought and chaotic showdown. Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez pushed the champions to their limits, but the titles ultimately stayed put.
The match opened with strong teamwork from Morgan and Perez, who relied on double team offense to keep IYO SKY grounded. SKY weathered the early pressure and responded with explosive strikes, including a basement dropkick that shifted momentum back toward the champions.
Rhea Ripley eventually entered the match and immediately reignited her rivalry with Liv Morgan. The two former partners traded heavy offense, with Ripley dominating stretches of the action and feeding off the crowd’s energy.
As the match intensified, chaos broke out at ringside. Raquel Rodriguez interfered by taking out the referee, halting what looked like a successful title defense for the champions. Rodriguez continued her attack until Stephanie Vaquer stormed the scene, seeking payback after weeks of issues between the two.
With the referee recovering, Morgan nearly capitalized with Oblivion. However, Ripley had made a legal tag, a detail Morgan failed to notice. Ripley caught Morgan moments later and delivered Riptide, stacking her up for the decisive three-count.
IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley were declared the winners, retaining the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships. Despite multiple layers of interference and near falls, the champions once again proved their resilience under pressure.
