Stephanie Vaquer

Summary

This one had that classic “champion survives everything… until she doesn’t” feel, and honestly, it turned into a numbers game more than anything else. Stephanie Vaquer came in sharp, matching the pace early and even flipping the script by hitting Liv Morgan’s own ObLIVion back on her. Morgan didn’t fold though—she stayed scrappy, kept the pressure on, and kept forcing Vaquer into uncomfortable exchanges. The match really picked up when both women started trading finishers and counters. Vaquer fired off her offense with the Devil’s Kiss and a springboard crossbody that nearly turned the tide, while Morgan answered with Backstabbers and near-falls that felt like she was constantly one step away from stealing it. For a while, it looked like Vaquer might out-wrestle her way through it, especially after surviving Morgan’s early surge. Then the outside chaos kicked in. Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez became the difference-makers, distracting the referee and physically wearing Vaquer down at the worst possible time. Vaquer still managed a brief rally—taking them both out with a springboard crossbody—but that burst of momentum cost her in the long run. Morgan capitalized instantly, smashing Vaquer into the steel steps and then rolling her back in for the real finish. One clean ObLIVion later, and it was over. Morgan wins in 6:50 and takes the Women’s World Championship. Short match, heavy interference, and Vaquer basically ran out of bodies before she ran out of fight.

Summary

Stephanie Vaquer defeated Raquel Rodriguez in a physical match that mixed power offense with quick counters. Rodriguez controlled the early portion, using her strength to toss Vaquer around the ring and slow the pace, but Vaquer fought back with kicks, a Dragon Screw, and a Meteora to regain momentum. The match got chaotic when Liv Morgan tried to distract Vaquer at ringside, only for Iyo Sky to appear and shut down the interference before Rodriguez launched Sky over the announce table. Vaquer then wiped out both Rodriguez and Morgan with a dive to the outside before the action returned to the ring. Rodriguez nearly ended things with a spinning slam and Tejana Bomb, but Vaquer slipped out of danger with a quick roll-up to steal the victory.

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Street Fight Match between the two powers, Liv and Roxanne come to help Raquel after she explicitly said she did not want help. Ultimately it backfires and Stephanie hit Raquel with a corkscrew moonsault and the pin.

Summary

Back and forth action highlighted by Rhea catching Liv as she went for a Code Breaker and Iyo with a missile drop kick setting up the "Riptide" and pin by Rhea on Roxanne.

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This triple threat for the Women’s World Title was a straight‑up competitive war with all three women trying to assert dominance from bell to finish. Nikki Bella brought the veteran savvy, hitting a couple of nearfalls and even locking in a submission on Raquel, but Rodriguez just powered through and looked like a legit threat with a big clothesline and a Tejana Bomb on her opponents. Vaquer played it smart, twice escaping the heavy offense from both challengers, and ultimately turned chaos into gold by rolling up Nikki for the pin after Rodriguez was taken out on the floor. It wasn’t perfect — some bits felt a bit recycled — but Vaquer showed why she’s not just holding the belt, she deserves it