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Stephanie Vaquer Breaks Silence On WWE Women’s World Championship Win

Vaquer won the rematch after interference on Raw set up another title shot, and WWE said it was the first live-event title change in 2,444 days.

  • On Saturday, September 12, Stephanie Vaquer defeated Liv Morgan at a WWE Live event in Santiago, Chile, to become the new WWE Women's World Champion.
  • Raw General Manager Adam Pearce announced the rematch on Friday and named Becky Lynch as the special guest referee for the championship bout.
  • Vaquer secured the win using the sky twister press, marking the first time in 2,444 days that a WWE championship changed hands at a non-televised event.
  • Despite recent tension between the two, Lynch handed the title to the new champion, while Vaquer celebrated on social media, stating "We made the impossible possible."
  • The new WWE Women's World Champion will celebrate her victory this Monday on Raw in Mexico City, marking her first televised appearance since capturing the title.
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Inside The Ropes broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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