🔥 Did Triple H Just Give Away the Finish? WWE RAW Women’s Tag Title Result May Already Be Spoiled!
Triple H may have just dropped a huge hint about the outcome of the upcoming WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship match on RAW—and most fans didn’t even notice it at first.
On the January 2 episode of WWE SmackDown, the Kabuki Warriors (Asuka & Kairi Sane) teamed with Nia Jax and Lash Legend in an eight-woman tag match against Rhea Ripley, IYO SKY, Charlotte Flair, and Alexa Bliss. While the match itself was entertaining, the finish raised some serious eyebrows.
🚨 A Shocking Pinfall Before RAW
The ending came fast and hard. After Rhea Ripley received the hot tag, she flattened Kairi Sane with a devastating Riptide, then tagged in IYO SKY. Moments later, SKY connected with her Over The Moonsault, pinning Kairi clean in the middle of the ring.
Why is this important? Because the Kabuki Warriors are set to defend their Women’s Tag Team Titles against Ripley and SKY on RAW—and WWE history suggests this result might not mean what fans think.
🤔 A Classic WWE Red Flag?
In WWE booking, champions often lose non-title matches just before a big defense—only to retain when it really matters. With Kairi Sane taking such a decisive loss on SmackDown, many believe this was intentional misdirection rather than momentum for Ripley and SKY.
👀 Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss Change Everything
Things got even more interesting backstage. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss made it clear that they’re next in line for the tag titles, regardless of who walks out of RAW as champions.
Here’s the catch:
If Ripley and SKY win, WWE would be setting up a babyface vs. babyface title feud, something the company typically avoids. That alone hints that the Kabuki Warriors could be holding onto their gold a little longer.
🧠 Triple H’s Long-Term Booking Pattern
Under Triple H, WWE has leaned heavily into slow-burn storytelling and delayed title changes. This is Ripley and SKY’s first official shot at the Women’s Tag Team Titles, and while a win would feel logical, it may come too soon under The Game’s booking philosophy.
Dragging out the chase not only builds anticipation—it also keeps multiple teams relevant in the division.
🔮 So… Was the Result Already Spoiled?
Between the clean loss on SmackDown, the looming challenge from Flair and Bliss, and Triple H’s history of patient storytelling, all signs point to the Kabuki Warriors retaining their titles on RAW—despite what the recent pinfall might suggest.
Whether this was a subtle spoiler or classic WWE misdirection, one thing is certain: Triple H has fans talking, and RAW just became must-watch television. 👀🔥
