Charlotte Flair defeated Roxanne Perez by submission on the June 15 episode of WWE Raw at the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, finishing Perez with the Figure Eight.
Perez spent much of the match working over Flair’s hand and arm, repeatedly targeting the limb to blunt Flair’s offense and even mocking Flair’s father with a taunt during the bout. Perez briefly seized control — aided by outside help from Liv Morgan, who shoved Alexa Bliss into the ring post to create chaos and distracted Flair long enough for Perez to pull her off the top rope.
That interference produced a momentum swing: Perez landed a springboard moonsault that nearly scored, but Alexa Bliss recovered in time to stop Morgan from further meddling. Flair, however, absorbed the damage and shifted the match’s momentum with a powered escape from an armbar attempt and a powerbomb that created the separation she needed.
The decisive sequence came when Flair reversed an inside cradle into the Figure Eight, her signature leglock. Perez, who had worked Flair’s hand and arm throughout the match and had the short-lived assistance of Morgan, was forced to tap out; Flair’s submission ended the contest on the live Raw broadcast.
The finish underlines a clear contrast in the encounter: Perez’s targeted strategy and outside assistance produced openings but not a finish, while Flair’s ability to power out of submissions and convert a reversal into the Figure Eight delivered the definitive victory. Perez’s springboard moonsault and taunts showed she could threaten Flair, yet the match closed on Flair’s established finishing technique.
The bout aired as part of the June 15 live WWE Raw from Baltimore; the episode also included unrelated segments involving Je'Von Evans, Logan Paul and Austin Theory. The Raw broadcast did not establish any immediate follow-up match or storyline resolution for Perez on air.
The single most consequential unresolved question from the night is whether Roxanne Perez will be given a rematch or another meaningful opportunity to settle the score with Flair. The June 15 result leaves Perez with a credible performance but no victory, and the show offered no confirmation of her next step—making a rematch the clearest narrative thread for Raw producers to address next.
