Perez answers Nikki’s criticism with a reminder of their history
Summary
– Roxanne Perez responded to Nikki Bella questioning her championship opportunity
– Perez pointed to her singles victory over Chelsea Green
– She welcomed another match against Nikki while mocking her record
Roxanne Perez has fired back at Nikki Bella after the WWE Hall of Famer questioned why she received a WWE Women’s Championship opportunity.
Nikki called Perez the least relevant member of The Judgment Day while discussing the championship picture. Perez responded on X by turning the insult back on her.
“Just saw that the least relevant member of the Bella twins mentioned me! I beat Chelsea one on one silly!”
Perez’s response referenced her non-title victory over Chelsea Green, which preceded her championship challenge against Green on SmackDown.
She then brought up her previous matches with Nikki, saying the veteran was overlooking two defeats against her.
“Old age must be making you forget I’m the only member of the judgement day to beat you 2x.”
Perez finished by welcoming another meeting and putting her own spin on the Bella Twins’ familiar catchphrase.
“I’d love to do it again.. you can look but you can’t win 🤣😘”
Although Perez previously defeated Green, she could not repeat that result with the WWE Women’s Championship at stake. Green retained their title match, leaving Perez without the gold.
Her latest message nevertheless showed that she was ready to defend her place in the championship conversation. By reminding Nikki of their history and inviting another match, Perez gave their disagreement a potential route back to the ring.
Just saw that the least relevant member of the Bella twins mentioned me! I beat Chelsea one-on-one, silly! Old age must be making you forget I’m the only member of the judgement day to beat you 2x. ☆
I’d love to do it again.. you can look but you can’t win 🤣😘
@NikkiAndBrie
— roxanne (@roxanne_wwe) October 25, 2026
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