Stephanie Vaquer is gearing up to leave a significant mark at her first WWE Evolution event, scheduled for tonight. Marking nearly a year since her debut with the Stamford-based WWE promotion on July 13, Vaquer now stands on the brink of potentially capturing a Women’s Championship opportunity if she claims victory in the Battle Royal held during this all-women’s premium live event.
Her WWE journey began in Mexico City where she faced Isla Dawn, who has since departed from the company, making Evolution Vaquer’s first chance to prove herself among the current WWE women’s roster. She entered the Battle Royal announcement on a recent NXT episode and is currently favored to win, positioning her as a top contender for the Women’s Title match at the upcoming Clash in Paris.
Potential Paths Following Vaquer’s WWE Evolution Appearance
Vaquer’s win in the Battle Royal could open doors for her to challenge for the Women’s Championship, but WWE has yet to clarify whether she must face the winner between IYO SKY and Rhea Ripley or if she can directly select her title challenger. This uncertainty adds to the suspense surrounding her next move within the company’s hierarchy.
Impact of the Battle Royal Lineup and Vaquer’s Rising Status
The Women’s Battle Royal tonight includes celebrated names like Nikki Bella, Jazz, and Torrie Wilson, generating considerable excitement among WWE fans. While these legends bring prestige to the event, logic suggests that WWE would prefer a full-time roster member such as Vaquer to claim the win, ensuring the future focus remains on current and emerging talents.
With Vaquer presently favored to come out victorious, the WWE Universe may soon witness her in a high-profile encounter with Rhea Ripley, assuming Ripley retains her title after confronting IYO SKY. If that scenario unfolds, Vaquer’s ascent could be a defining storyline heading into SummerSlam.
Our Reader’s Queries
Q. Why did Stephanie Vaquer leave CMLL?
A. On July 10, 2024, it was announced that Vaquer would be leaving CMLL after spending five years there. This decision was due to personal reasons. As a result, both the CMLL World Women’s Championship and the CMLL World Women’s Tag Team Championships were left without current holders.
