WWE reveals NXT Women's Champion Lyra Valkyria will defend her Title against Roxanne Perez at Stand & Deliver 2024
WWE NXT's Stand & Deliver card is starting to become much clearer, and tonight the premium live event added a huge Championship match to the mix. Roxanne Perez got tonight's NXT started in a match against Tatum Paxley, who was defending her best friend after Lyra Valkyria after Perez's brutal attack last week. Perez took down Paxley and then called out Valkyria once again, telling her to give Perez her Championship.
— WWE March 20, 2024 Perez attacked the arm and then took the sling off before getting a shot in. Then Perez bent the arm back again, this time applying a crossface submission as the arm bent backward. Valkyria didn't tap but was clearly in pain, and officials finally broke up the attack, causing Valkyria to roll on the ground in pain as she held her arm.
During a previous interview with ComicBook, Perez talked about wanting to hold the NXT Women's Championship again. While she has held the Title, her reign was cut short, and she feels it's more than time for her to have a lengthy and dominant Title reign."I think I want to get my NXT Women's Championship back. I definitely want to become two-time NXT Women's Champion and I think really solidify my reign," Perez said.
"I think now when I get my NXT Women's Championship back, I'm going to be a dominant champion. And I'm not going to be worried about, 'Am I going to keep this title against Meiko? Will I be able to keep it? I don't know.' No, I am an NXT Women's Champion and no one's going to take this damn championship away from me," Perez said.
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