History of Roxanne Perez in Timeline

Roxanne Perez, formerly known as Carla Gonzalez, is an American professional wrestler currently signed to WWE's NXT brand. She is a two-time former NXT Women's Champion. Additionally, she is a former NXT Women's Tag Team Champion, winning the title alongside Cora Jade. Her accomplishments within NXT have established her as a prominent figure in women's professional wrestling.

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November 5, 2001: Carla Gonzalez's Birth

On November 5, 2001, Carla Gonzalez, who would later become known as Roxanne Perez, was born.

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December 2018: Pro Wrestling Debut

In December 2018, Rok-C made her pro wrestling debut under the ring name Rok-C wrestling for Booker T's promotion Reality of Wrestling (ROW).

April 2021: Ring of Honor Debut

In April 2021, Rok-C made her Ring of Honor (ROH) debut teaming with Max the Impaler in a time limit draw against Laynie Luck and Hyan.

March 2022: Signing with WWE NXT

In March 2022, Carla Gonzalez signed with WWE's NXT developmental brand and changed her ring name to Roxanne Perez.

December 2022: NXT Women's Championship Win

In December 2022, Roxanne Perez won the inaugural Iron Survivor Challenge at Deadline. Three days later, she defeated Mandy Rose to win the NXT Women's Championship.

January 2023: Royal Rumble Appearance

In January 2023, Roxanne Perez entered her first Royal Rumble match. She entered as the eighth entrant.

May 2023: Mental Health Discussion

In May 2023, Gonzalez discussed bringing the topic of mental health to wrestling in an interview with Metro.co.uk, sharing her thoughts about it. She mentioned that wrestling helped her dealing with anxiety and depression.

January 16, 2024: NXT Women's Title Shot Earned

On the January 16, 2024, episode of NXT, Roxanne Perez won a women's contender battle royal to face NXT Women's Champion Lyra Valkyria for the title at Vengeance Day.

January 2025: NXT Women's Title Lost and Royal Rumble Record

In January 2025, Roxanne Perez lost the title to Giulia at New Year's Evil, ending her second reign. At Royal Rumble, Perez set the record for the longest time spent in a women's Royal Rumble match at 1 hour and 7 minutes.