Get ready for a showdown that will leave you on the edge of your seat! On January 24th, 2026, WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event delivered a women’s tag team title match that was nothing short of electrifying. Defending champions Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky faced off against the formidable duo of Judgment Day—Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez—in a clash that had fans buzzing long after the bell rang. But here's where it gets controversial: did outside interference steal the spotlight from the in-ring action? Let’s dive into the highlights and you decide.
The match kicked off with Judgment Day seizing the early momentum, targeting Iyo Sky with precision and aggression. However, Rhea Ripley, the powerhouse of the champions, soon tagged in, shifting the focus to Liv Morgan. In a jaw-dropping moment, Rhea attempted her signature Razor’s Edge, only for Liv to narrowly escape, showcasing her resilience. The tide turned again when Roxanne Perez entered the fray, and Judgment Day regained control. Liv’s daring Codebreaker from the second rope left Rhea reeling, but it wasn’t enough to secure the win.
And this is the part most people miss: as the match descended into chaos with all four women in the ring, Judgment Day double-teamed Iyo, setting the stage for a dramatic comeback. Iyo countered Roxanne’s Pop Rocks and went for her breathtaking Over the Moonsault, but Roxanne’s quick thinking kept her in the game. The action intensified when Rhea re-entered, and Iyo executed her moonsault on Roxanne—only for Raquel to interfere, sparking a chain reaction. Stephanie rushed in, taking down Raquel, but the damage was done. Was this the turning point that cost Judgment Day the titles?
Back in the ring, Liv delivered her devastating Oblivion on Iyo, but Rhea, the legal participant, swooped in with the Riptide on Liv, securing the pinfall victory. The champions retained their titles, but the question remains: did outside interference overshadow the athletes’ performances?
Controversy alert: Some fans argue that Raquel’s interference and Stephanie’s retaliation were unnecessary distractions, while others believe they added an exciting layer of unpredictability. What do you think? Did these moments enhance the match or detract from the in-ring storytelling? Sound off in the comments—we want to hear your take!
