Jul 22, 4:30 PM
The future of women’s wrestling has officially arrived in WWE, NXT
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If your phone went off during Tuesday's NXT, it was probably warning you that Reina Volcan had made landfall. | (Photo: WWE) Reina Volcan made a dominant in-ring debut Tuesday on NXT against Skylar Raye. In a match that lasted just over three minutes, Volcan rag-dolled Raye, but also showed off surprising quickness for a powerhouse. After dropping Raye with a shoulder block, Volcan hit the ropes at top speed, slid under a leaping Raye, and caught her with a Randy Orton-style powerslam. Then, after ripping Raye off the middle rope, causing her to go splat on the canvas, Volcan moved in for her finishing move. Announcer Vic Joseph called it the Natural Disaster. Longtime fans who grew up watching wrestling’s classic strongmen recognize it as the Human Torture Rack or the Argentine Backbreaker. TOTAL DOMINATION 🙌 Welcome to NXT, @reinavolcan_wwe! pic.twitter.com/evvPIcqs2H — WWE (@WWE) July 22, 2026 Whatever you call it, this once-forgotten staple of power bruisers is back. It’s a