Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer sent a two-word message ahead of her title match at WWE Money in the Bank 2026. The PLE will air live this Saturday night from the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans.
Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch battled on this past Monday’s edition of WWE RAW to determine the number one contender for the Women’s World Championship. However, Stephanie Vaquer interfered in the match, and it ended via disqualification. After the match, Vaquer hit both stars with her Vaquer’s Inferno finisher, and it was announced that she would be defending the title against Lynch and Morgan in a Triple Threat match at Money in the Bank.
Thanks for the submission!
La Primera took to social media today to send a two-word message ahead of the title match, and you can check it out in her post below.
“Vaquer’s infierno! 🔥,” she wrote.
Stephanie Vaquer lost the Women’s World Championship to Liv Morgan at WrestleMania and went on hiatus following The Show of Shows. She returned on the episode of RAW following SummerSlam 2026 and went on to capture the Women’s World Championship for the second time by defeating Liv Morgan last month at a live event in Chile. Becky Lynch was appointed the special guest referee for the title match and refused to count to three after Morgan connected with her Oblivion finisher.
Stephanie Vaquer comments on recent WWE tryout in Chile
WWE RAW star Stephanie Vaquer shared her thoughts on the company hosting a tryout in Chile.
In an interview with Lajunta+, the champion stated that she wanted to see more Chileans get into the wrestling business. She also noted that a friend of hers tried out for the company and wished her the best.
“I always say, ‘I’m La Primera, but I don’t want to be the only one.’ I am very proud because there are many Chileans who were in the tryout, wishing them the best of the successes, but I always want more Chileans in WWE… Barriers have been broken, doors are being opened and the idea is there should be more attention paid in Chile because there is a lot of wrestling talent coming through… I don’t know if I’m the right one to say ‘este cabrón es bueno’ (chuckles), but I’m proud of, for example, Roma. She is my friend, she was in the Tryout, I wish her the best always.”
Only time will tell if Stephanie Vaquer can retain the Women’s World Championship this weekend at WWE Money in the Bank.
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Edited by Robert Lentini
