Lola Vice is officially a member of the WWE Raw roster.
WWE confirmed the move during the September 21 episode of Monday Night Raw in San Antonio, with Raw General Manager Adam Pearce introducing Vice as the brand’s newest signing. The announcement comes just one week after Vice secured a place in the 2026 Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match.
Lola Vice joins WWE Raw
Vice’s move to Raw had been building for weeks, but Monday’s segment made her main-roster status official. Pearce brought Vice out for what was presented as her Raw contract signing before Roxanne Perez interrupted proceedings.
The confrontation quickly became physical. Perez shoved Vice after dismissing her background, prompting Vice to attempt her spinning backfist. Perez avoided the strike, but the exchange immediately established a rivalry between two women who will also share the ring at Money in the Bank.
Fightful reported the signing from Raw, confirming Vice as the newest addition to the brand. WWE’s broadcast presentation made clear that this is no longer simply an NXT talent making occasional main-roster appearances: Vice is now part of Raw.
Money in the Bank opportunity comes immediately
The timing gives Vice an unusually significant first assignment as a full-time Raw performer. She qualified for the Women’s Money in the Bank ladder match on the September 14 episode of Raw in Mexico City, putting her straight into one of WWE’s most important annual matches.
Roxanne Perez also qualified on September 21, defeating IYO SKY and La Catalina in a triple threat match. Perez pinned SKY after capitalising on a missed moonsault, joining Vice, Sol Ruca and Jacy Jayne in the developing field.
That means the Raw confrontation between Vice and Perez was more than a welcome-to-the-roster angle. WWE has already created a direct issue between two confirmed Money in the Bank competitors, giving their ladder-match involvement an immediate storyline connection.
A major step after NXT
Vice developed into one of NXT’s most recognisable personalities after joining WWE, combining her combat-sports presentation with a character that increasingly featured in prominent women’s division programs. Her move to Raw gives WWE another established young name for a women’s roster that continues to evolve.
The signing also removes any uncertainty surrounding her recent main-roster appearances. Vice is not simply being used for Money in the Bank season; WWE has formally positioned her on Raw going forward.
With a Raw contract now confirmed and a Money in the Bank opportunity already secured, Vice has the chance to make an immediate impact. Winning the briefcase would accelerate that rise dramatically, but even before the ladder match takes place, WWE has made its direction clear: Lola Vice’s next chapter is on Monday Night Raw.
