Stephanie Vaquer took to social media to celebrate reclaiming the Women’s World Championship after WWE’s live event in Santiago, Chile. She noted that she defeated Liv Morgan on Saturday night to win back the title she had lost to Morgan at WrestleMania 42.
Vaquer shared an image on Instagram on Sunday, showing herself with the championship belt while the Chilean audience cheered behind her. In the caption she wrote:
“We made the impossible possible.
History was made.
September 12, 2026
WWE Women’s World Champion
Santiago, Chile”
This victory marks the first time a title has changed hands at a non‑televised WWE show since December 26, 2019, when Andrade El Ídolo beat Rey Mysterio at Madison Square Garden to capture the WWE United States Championship. Andrade held that title for 151 days. Vaquer is now in her second reign as Women’s World Champion, while Morgan’s reign ended after 147 days.
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