Stephanie Vaquer discusses losing WWE Women's World Title at right time
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 8:11 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Stephanie Vaquer expressed to "WWE Unreal" that losing the WWE Women's World Championship was timely for her health. After a title reign of 210 days, Vaquer relinquished the championship to Liv Morgan at WrestleMania 42. Vaquer shared her emotional state, revealing the toll of a decade of relentless work and the urge to take care of her health. She has been absent from WWE programming since April, following an injury. Discussions regarding her potential return continue as speculation mounts within the wrestling community.
- •Vaquer held the title for 210 days before losing at WrestleMania 42
- •She indicated a need to prioritize her health post-title loss
- •Vaquer has not appeared on WWE programming since April
- •Her absence follows a second-degree high ankle sprain
- •Speculation about her return remains active among fans
- 8:11 PMWrestling Inc — Stephanie Vaquer Felt She Lost WWE Women's World Title At Perfect Time
"An emotional Stephanie Vaquer explained to "WWE Unreal" cameras that she believes she lost the WWE Women's World Championship at the perfect time.
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