In a stunning turn of events at a WWE live event in Santiago, Chile, Stephanie Vaquer defeated Liv Morgan to reclaim the Women's World Championship. This victory marks Vaquer's second reign as champion and is particularly significant as it occurred in her hometown, adding a personal triumph to her professional achievement.
The match was announced by WWE official Adam Pearce on social media, following a controversial title defense by Morgan on the September 7 episode of Raw. During that match, interference from Judgment Day members Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez played a pivotal role in Morgan's retention of the title. To ensure a fair contest in Santiago, Pearce appointed Becky Lynch as the special guest referee.
The Santiago showdown was a hard-fought battle, with both competitors showcasing their resilience and skill. Vaquer's victory not only solidifies her status as a top competitor in WWE but also serves as a redemption after her previous loss to Morgan at WrestleMania 42 in April 2026.
This title change has sent shockwaves through the WWE Universe, especially given the rarity of championship changes at non-televised live events. Fans are now eagerly anticipating the fallout from this match and how it will impact the dynamics of the Women's division moving forward.
For more details on the match announcement and the events leading up to it, refer to the coverage by F4WOnline.