Sol Ruca Beats Becky Lynch By Disqualification at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event

Sol Ruca defeated women's intercontinental champion Becky Lynch via disqualification in a non-title match at WWE Saturday Night's Main Event.

During the match, Ruca had the upper hand.

Ruca later went for a Sol Snatcher on Lynch. However, the champion pushed referee Jessika Carr in the way, and Ruca hit the Sol Snatcher on the official instead. Carr called for the match's end, and Ruca was declared the winner.

After the match, Ruca tended to Carr, who was still writhing in pain in the ring. While Ruca wasn't looking, Lynch attacked her foe with the championship belt and proceeded to hit her with the Manhandle Slam three straight times.

Ruca made her official main roster debut the night after WrestleMania 42, turning in an impressive performance in a non-title loss to women's world champion Liv Morgan.

Two weeks later, Ruca signed her contract to become part of the Raw roster, but she was interrupted by Lynch, who didn't take kindly to someone else getting the spotlight.

The Man claimed the time was reserved for her to have a celebration, but Raw general manager Adam Pearce disagreed, which only served to make Becky even angrier.

Lynch attempted to punch Ruca, but she missed and accidentally slugged Pearce instead. Amid the chaos, Ruca ran up behind Becky and hit her with the Sol Snatcher.

Ruca had another strong showing the next week on Raw in a narrow loss to Iyo Sky, but it served as fodder for Lynch to belittle the former NXT Women's North American champion.

On this week's episode of Raw, Lynch poked fun at Ruca and the fact that she had yet to win a match since getting called up to the main roster, which prompted Sol to lay down a challenge.

Ruca called for Lynch to face her on Raw, and while Becky declined, she did agree to a match for Saturday Night's Main Event.

Sol declared her plan to take the Women's Intercontinental Championship from Becky, but The Man then made it very clear that her title would not be on the line.

In the end, Lynch took the coward's way out. As for Ruca, she could still establish herself as a title contender down the road.