Stephanie Vaquer‘s career soared to new heights in 2025 when she claimed the Women’s World Championship, successfully carving her name among the biggest stars in WWE. The Triple H-headed creative team has showcased significant faith in Vaquer, known as “La Primera,” as evidenced by her rapid rise and prominence since joining RAW.
After her call-up, Vaquer quickly became a regular main event performer and held her own during some of RAW’s most high-profile matches. As Women’s World Champion, she has consistently defended her title against formidable opponents. Her most recent defense came during a highly competitive Triple Threat Match against Nikki Bella and Raquel Rodriguez on December 29, 2025, on WWE’s flagship show, further establishing her dominance in the division.
Record-Breaking Success in 2025
A remarkable statistic recently shared by WWE’s official Instagram highlighted the scope of Vaquer’s impact in 2025. She set a new benchmark with the most victories in the women’s division that year, notching an extraordinary 29 wins. Moreover, Vaquer was featured twice in WWE’s records, as she is now tied with Dominik Mysterio, Ethan Page, and Oba Femi, each securing 12 title match wins over the year. Vaquer enthusiastically shared these accomplishments with her followers, further celebrating her record-breaking year and cementing her status in the WWE history books.
Proud Reflections on a Milestone Year
Stephanie Vaquer expressed her pride and gratitude for her achievements in 2025 through her Instagram, recently uploading a montage of her most memorable moments as champion. She described 2025 as a turning point, when her dreams became reality and her historic run resonated with fans across the world. Vaquer conveyed her appreciation for her supporters, stating how their encouragement fueled her journey to championship glory.
“2025 was the best year of my life, and so much of that is thanks to all of you. Dreams came true, goals became reality, we made history together, and we lived moments I will never forget. Hearing the crowd chant “La Primera,” seeing signs with my name, and feeling that energy night after night… It’s unforgettable. Your support, your love, and your motivation pushed me to keep going, to grow, and to dream even bigger. I know where I come from, I know where I’m going, and with pride I can say it: I am the WWE Women’s World Champion. Thank you for standing with me, and thank you for believing in me. La Primera,” she wrote.
What Lies Ahead for the Champion
With a record-setting year behind her, all eyes are on Stephanie Vaquer as the WWE creative leadership, directed by Triple H, prepares the next chapter in her career. The wrestling community is eager to see how she will shape the women’s division as she steps into 2026 as reigning Women’s World Champion. Her ongoing rivalry with competitors such as Raquel Rodriguez and Nikki Bella, as well as her history-making tenacity, ensures that Vaquer’s journey—as well as her influence on WWE’s women’s division—will remain one of the sport’s central stories in the coming year.
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— Synclife Reviews (@SynclifeReviews) January 2, 2026
