Five Potential NXT Call-Ups After WWE Money in the Bank 2025

STAMFORD, Conn. — After each WWE Premium Live Event (PLE), there’s a chance for NXT wrestlers to join the main roster, and Money in the Bank on June 7, 2025, could see new names make the jump. Recently, Stephanie Vaquer, Giulia, and Roxanne Perez transitioned to RAW and SmackDown, opening the door for more moves.

Among the candidates is Jordynne Grace, who is considered likely to join SmackDown soon. Reports indicate that this may happen, especially given her strong experience and fan base. However, Grace has not yet won NXT’s championship, which might delay her call-up until she achieves that milestone.

Roxanne Perez, known as “The Prodigy,” has already made a significant impact on the main roster. At just 23 years old, she is the youngest competitor currently. “The Prodigy is not just a nickname; it’s something that I’ve created myself into through hard work,” Perez told USA TODAY Sports. She has successfully transitioned from NXT, winning the NXT Women’s Championship and proving herself capable on the main stage.

Perez faced challenges during her transition. “I really had to find that confidence in me and realize, no, yeah, I am,” she said, reflecting on her journey from being a fan to sharing the ring with idols. Her upcoming participation in the Women’s Money in the Bank match could lead to even greater opportunities.

As wrestlers prepare for the high-stakes match, the competition includes talents like Naomi and Rhea Ripley, both of whom are in conversations as potential winners. “Everything is going exactly the way that I wanted it to,” Perez added, considering her aspirations and the work she’s put into her career.

With the excitement building for WWE Money in the Bank, the landscape of the women’s division may soon change as new stars emerge from NXT and others continue to prove their worth on the big stage.