WWE reportedly edited footage from Sol Ruca’s recent WWE Raw segment after an awkward moment aired live during her contract signing.
Sol Ruca officially joined the Raw roster during Monday’s show before being interrupted by Becky Lynch, leading to a confrontation between the two. The segment escalated further when Raw General Manager Adam Pearce was accidentally caught in the middle of the altercation.
As the segment broke down, Ruca attempted to hit her Sol Snatcher finisher on Lynch but briefly slipped while springboarding into the move. Despite the stumble, she quickly recovered and still connected with the finisher to close the segment.
The moment aired during the live broadcast but was later edited out of WWE’s social media clips and promotional footage, with the company uploading a cleaner version of the sequence afterwards.
Sol Ruca Has Been Pushed Heavily Since Leaving NXT
Even with the adjustment, WWE has continued to feature Sol Ruca heavily since her move from NXT. She made an immediate impact after WrestleMania 42 by confronting Liv Morgan during a Judgment Day celebration segment before later competing in her first Raw match.
Her call-up came shortly after a physically demanding stretch in NXT, including a brutal Last Woman Standing match against Zaria that reportedly left her requiring staples in her head. Despite the live mishap, the segment reinforced WWE’s apparent plans to position Ruca prominently on the Raw roster moving forward.
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