Roxanne Perez reveals her picks for the new Four Horsewomen of WWE NXT

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Roxanne Perez knows who the Four Horsewomen of her generation are.

The current NXT Women’s Champion was interviewed by TV Insider ahead of her defense against Jaida Parker at No Mercy on Sunday. During the discussion, she was asked who from her era in NXT should be considered in the same light as Bayley, Becky Lynch, Mercedes Mone, and Charlotte Flair.

Perez responded:

“That’s a tough question, but I think I would go with me, Cora Jade, Indi Hartwell, and Lyra Valkyria. All of us have been wanting to do this our entire lives. We’ve been chasing this dream. We all want it so bad. We’ve all been able to showcase why we could be the next Four Horsewomen. I think that is a good group of talented individuals.”

Bayley recently said that she would pick Indi Hartwell, Roxanne Perez, Jacy Jayne, and Cora Jade as her new Four Horsewomen, substituting Valkyria for Jayne.

Perez was also asked about a possible sequel to WWE’s all-female PLE, Evolution. She says if WWE were to run a similar event in the future Bayley might make a good opponent for her.

“I’d love that. I’ve been waiting for an Evolution II for a pretty long time. Now I can possibly be a part of it. The first time I watched it I was watching from my couch probably 15, or 16 years old. I was dying to be part of that one day. Yeah, hopefully, they can put together an Evolution II. Maybe me versus Bayley?”

Also during the interview, Perez commented on her CM Punk fandom and getting to work with him in NXT.

“He is such an inspiration. I grew up watching him, so to have him now and be under his learning tree and get all this advice from him. He is always stopping by the NXT [premium live events] to sit and watch the whole show and be there after our matches to give us all advice, which is something he does not have to do. He just does it. I’m so grateful for him. He is super awesome. I’ve learned so much from him already. I can’t wait to continue learning from him.”

The full interview with TV Insider is available here.