Stephanie Vaquer sidelined briefly with ankle injury
Stephanie Vaquer sustained an ankle injury during the Money in the Bank premium live event. The injury is legitimate but is not expected to sideline her for an extended period.
A backstage segment on the following episode of WWE Raw addressed the injury, with Vaquer stating it was nothing and that she would recover in a few days.
Vaquer lost the Women's World Championship at the event in a triple threat match that also featured Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan. Morgan secured the title by capitalizing on the confrontation between Vaquer and Lynch.
Vaquer and Lynch blamed each other for the outcome of the match during a confrontation on Raw. A future match between the two is likely once Vaquer returns to the ring.
Story timeline · 7 reports
- Injury Update: Great News on the Stephanie Vaquer & Rusev Injury FrontStephanie Vaquer suffered a legitimate ankle injury during her triple threat match at Money in the Bank but was not expected to miss significant time.
- Injury Update: Great News on the Stephanie Vaquer and Rusev Injury FrontStephanie Vaquer suffered a legitimate ankle injury during her Money in the Bank match against Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch.
- Injury Update: Stephanie Vaquer Explains What Really Happened After WWE Money in the Bank with Injury ScareIt’s not a big deal — just a couple of days of rest.
- Stephanie Vaquer’s MITB Injury Story Gets a Crucial Update — ReportPer AOL.com: 0 Stephanie Vaquer ‘s injury setback scare at WWE Money in the Bank was real, but the latest update suggests she may not be out of action for long.
- Stephanie Vaquer's Ankle Injury Confirmed LegitimateStephanie Vaquer's ankle injury shown on this week's WWE Raw is real.
- Injury Update: Major Latest On Stephanie Vaquer after injury at WWE Money in the BankStephanie Vaquer 's injury setback was legitimate and not part of a storyline, Meltzer pointed out.
Source: Wrestling Observer
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