Stephanie Vaquer out indefinitely with illness
Raw General Manager Adam Pearce opened the show by announcing that Stephanie Vaquer was not medically cleared to compete. Becky Lynch received the title shot in the main event instead and came up short. According to a report from PW Insider, Vaquer's absence stems from an undisclosed illness.
False Finish added that she will be out indefinitely. Vaquer had returned from a three-month hiatus on the Aug. 3 edition of Raw after missing time following her WrestleMania 42 match against Liv Morgan. She attacked Morgan on that Aug. 3 episode of Raw and unsuccessfully challenged for the title on the Sep. 7 episode of Raw.
Vaquer then regained the Women's World Championship on an untelevised house show in Santiago, Chile, where Lynch served as the special guest referee.
Story timeline · 7 reports
- Reported Reason for Stephanie Vaquer's Indefinite AbsenceStephanie Vaquer, a two-time Women's World Champion, is out of action indefinitely after already missing most of the summer with an ankle injury.
- Stephanie Vaquer Out Indefinitely After Missing October 26 WWE RAWPer PWInsider , Vaquer was not in attendance for the October 26 edition of RAW and remains medically uncleared.
- Stephanie Vaquer Will Reportedly Be Out Of Action For A Long TimeThe latest from PWInsider claims Vaquer is considered to be out of action indefinitely, with no known date for when the audience can expect to see her again.
- Stephanie Vaquer Out Indefinitely With New AilmentStephanie Vaquer is sidelined indefinitely according to reports from Fightful and PWInsider.
- WWE’s Stephanie Vaquer Pushes Back on Fans Wanting Free VideosThe latest: 0 WWE star Stephanie Vaquer has addressed the audience who expect wrestlers to record personalized videos for free.
- Stephanie Vaquer Calls Out Fans Expecting Free Personalized VideosCan you help me out with the shoutout? The person eventually agreed to help, but the screenshot included another message showing just how awkward the request…
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