Roxanne Perez kept going after Charlotte Flair’s hand and arm on the June 15 episode of WWE Raw, but Flair finished the night with the submission victory in Baltimore. Perez spent stretches trying to take away the upper hand by isolating the injury point, only for Flair to survive long enough to turn the match around.
The show was live from the CFG Bank Arena in Baltimore, and Perez’s attack on the arm became the thread that carried the match. After the break, she stayed on the same target, worked for an armbar, and even mocked Flair’s father’s legendary strut while trying to stay in control. That is why Roxanne Perez was the name drawing attention after the show ended: she had a plan, and it nearly worked until Flair found a way out.
Flair did not give Perez a clean opening for long. She powered out of the armbar and dropped Perez with a powerbomb to create separation, but Perez kept coming back, pulling Flair off the top rope and later landing a springboard moonsault that still was not enough to keep her down. The sequence mattered because it showed Perez controlling the match in bursts while Flair kept finding responses under pressure.
The disruption did not stop there. Liv Morgan sent Alexa Bliss into the ring post on the floor, then distracted Flair while Perez stayed active inside the ropes. Alexa Bliss recovered and prevented Morgan from interfering, which removed one path for the match to tilt again. Even with that extra chaos around her, Flair stayed composed long enough to finish what Perez had started on her arm.
Flair then locked in the Figure Eight and earned the submission victory. For Perez, the result was a hard reminder that attacking a weakened spot is not the same as closing the match, even when the target is forced to spend much of the bout defending that injury. The bigger question after Baltimore is not whether Perez had a workable strategy, but whether she can turn that kind of pressure into a finish the next time she gets Flair in the ring.
The June 15 episode also included separate segments with Je'Von Evans, Logan Paul, Theory, Jey Uso, Liv Morgan and Alexa Bliss, but the clearest in-ring outcome belonged to Perez and Flair. Perez did the damage. Flair still got the final word.
