Chilean wrestler Stephanie Vaquer lost the WWE Women's World Championship this Saturday. WWE is the leading professional wrestling company in the United States. She lost a triple threat match against Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch during the Money in the Bank event in New Orleans.
According to Cooperativa, the result at Louisiana's Smoothie King Center ended "La Primera"'s second world title reign after 28 days with the belt. She had won it on September 12 at the Santander Arena in Santiago, in front of her home crowd.
The San Fernando native came close to retaining the title. She performed her Devil's Kiss move on Morgan and went for the three-count, but Lynch intervened in time and pulled the referee out of the ring to prevent the count.
According to ADN Radio, the match had no disqualifications. Vaquer then went after Lynch, and that exchange gave Morgan a breather after she had taken much of the night's punishment.
Cooperativa reports that the fight between the Chilean and the Irish wrestler continued outside the ring and ended with Lynch incapacitated on a table. Morgan took advantage of the exhausted San Fernando native and finished her off with her finishing move, Oblivion, to claim the title.
The outcome surprised some fans. The user @LuigiWrestling wrote on X that no one expected Morgan to regain the belt just a month after losing it.
The sources do not report whether Vaquer will get a rematch or what her next match will be. For now, the Chilean has two world title reigns in WWE, and Morgan is once again the Women's World Champion.
