
NXT’s Ruby Riot, Liv Morgan and Sarah Logan made their main roster debuts tonight on SmackDown Live.
They first appeared in a backstage segment, interrupting and attacking Naomi while she got her makeup done. Becky Lynch tried to make the save, but was also beaten down. Warning that the shitty nightmarish WWE camerawork is in full effect in the video below and you might feel dizzy after watching it.
Later, during a Charlotte vs. Natalya match, they came in through the crowd and attacked Natalya, then attacked Charlotte.
NXT’s Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville also made their debuts last night on Raw in an alliance with the returning Paige.
Ruby Riot
Ruby Riot was known as one of the top indie wrestlers before signing with WWE in January of 2017. She’s been on NXT TV regularly.
Liv Morgan
Liv Morgan has been signed with WWE/NXT since 2014, but has only appeared on NXT TV sparsely lately. She’s from New Jersey and apparently used to date Enzo Amore.
Sarah Logan
Sarah Logan also had a prolific indie career as “Crazy Mary Dobson” before signing with WWE in 2016. She appeared on NXT TV rarely but was also part of the Mae Young Classic.
You didn’t think I was gonna let you girls on #Raw have all the fun, did you? Time to start a #Riot. #SDLive pic.twitter.com/97CHW6Fhny
— Ruby Riot (@RubyRiotWWE) November 22, 2017
Ya Only get one opportunity to make a first impression 😉 #SDLiv
— LIV Morgan 👅 (@YaOnlyLivvOnce) November 22, 2017
This backwoods girl is in front of all your TV's now. #SDLive #Wildling
— Sarah Logan (@sarahloganwwe) November 22, 2017
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