WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event: 5 Highlights and 1 Lowlight (Jan 24 Review)
In a highly anticipated match at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event on January 24, the Women’s Tag Team Championship showcased an exciting clash. The contest featured renowned wrestlers Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky taking on Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez. The bout kept fans on the edge of their seats with numerous near-falls and dramatic saves.
Match Overview
The match began with Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez facing off against the formidable duo of Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky. Early on, Morgan and Perez struggled to contain Ripley, who showcased her strength and agility. However, they managed to execute a hurricanrana followed by a diving Codebreaker, briefly turning the momentum in their favor.
Key Moments
- Near-Falls: Both teams experienced several tense near-falls, adding to the match’s excitement.
- Botched Save: A significant moment occurred when Perez hit her move Pop-Rox on Iyo Sky. Ripley, attempting to save, arrived late, misleading the referee into thinking Sky had escaped the pin.
- Unexpected Interference: Raquel Rodriguez interrupted the match by tripping Ripley, which caused both chaos and confusion, preventing a potential pinfall.
- Stephanie Vaquer’s Return: Engaging in the fray, Stephanie Vaquer, without her walking boot, made a crucial save by chasing off Rodriguez, rebalancing the contest.
Match Conclusion
In the final moments, Rhea Ripley executed a blind tag as Liv Morgan attempted her finisher, Oblivion, on Iyo Sky. Ripley then decisively defeated Morgan with her signature move, the Riptide. Although the match had its flaws, particularly the late save, it highlighted the strength and skills of all four competitors.
Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky emerged victorious, establishing themselves as a powerful team in the women’s division. Additionally, Stephanie Vaquer’s involvement adds an intriguing layer to future rivalries, particularly against Raquel Rodriguez. As fans look forward to the upcoming Royal Rumble, the storyline’s developments leave many questions about the future of the Women’s Tag Team Championship.
