Let's talk about Stephanie Vaquer vs. Becky Lynch.
The Two Alpha Females of WWE are ready to fight
Stephanie Vaquer is the Women's World Champion for the second time in her career. She was very Green in her first title reign, and she was not able to give her 100% as she was getting ready to take a long break from WWE and in-ring action. Liv beat her for the title at WrestleMania 42, but Liv Morgan was a terrible champion, and it is not her fault that WWE didn't let her defend her title for over 100 days.
The WWE fans were frustrated seeing a top title like this not being featured weekly, and Becky Lynch turned babyface and came after the title. Stephanie Vaquer returned for her match in Chile. Liv Morgan has been the most improved WWE superstar in the past 5 years. She went from being in a faction which nobody cared about to becoming a Royal Rumble winner and a multiple-time Women's World Champion. Becky Lynch was the Women's Intercontinental Champion as a great heel.
She elevated the Women's Intercontinental Championship single-handedly and made stars out of Lyra Valkyria, Maxxine Dupri and others. Stephanie Vaquer is one of the best wrestlers in the world, and in her second reign, she has promised to defend the title regularly, unlike Liv Morgan. Stephanie Vaquer has granted Liv Morgan her rematch, which will probably take place at WWE Money in the Bank. After Stephanie Vaquer Beats Liv Morgan, then WWE can Focus on Stephanie Vaquer vs. Becky Lynch.
This women's match is so big that it can main event any WWE PPV of the year. This includes the Big 4, which brings us to Survivor Series 2026. That will most likely be the PPV where the first Stephanie Vaquer vs. Becky Lynch Match takes place. There are women like Roxanne Perez, Raquel Rodriguez, Sol Ruca, Lyra Valkyria, and Bayley who are waiting for an opportunity to shine. And on SmackDown WWE needs a reset because while it was great seeing Chelsea Green win the title, it is now time for a new champion like Stephanie Vaquer. Giulia should be elevated to that spot.
