Stephanie Vaquer Solidifies Reign as Women's World Champion with Dominant Win Over Nikki Bella at WWE Survivor Series 2025.
In a highly anticipated Women's World Championship match, rising star Stephanie Vaquer emerged victorious over her longtime rival Nikki Bella at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2025. The intense battle saw both competitors give it their all, but in the end, Vaquer's superior skills and in-ring prowess proved to be too much for Bella.
The match kicked off with a fiery exchange between the two, as Bella attempted to assert her dominance by attacking Vaquer immediately after the bell rang. However, Vaquer quickly regained control, showcasing her impressive technical abilities. The back-and-forth battle continued, with both women trading blows and near-falls, but Vaquer's experience and ring savvy ultimately paid off.
The turning point came when Vaquer landed a devastating Kneeteora in the corner, followed by a series of punishing strikes that left Bella reeling. As the crowd erupted in cheers, Vaquer seized the opportunity to deliver her signature move, the Devil's Kiss, for the second time in the match. This time, there was no escaping it – Vaquer pinned Bella to secure the win.
With this victory, Vaquer now stands at 70 days as champion and is well-positioned to make a strong case for a WrestleMania showdown with either Becky Lynch or Rhea Ripley. As one of the best in-ring performers globally, Vaquer continues to deepen her connection with WWE fans, who will undoubtedly be eager to see what's next for this talented star.
In a surprising twist, Bella recently announced that this would be her final WWE stint before retiring – making the feud all the more significant, as WWE looks to squeeze every last drop of performance out of this wrestling legend. With the Women's World Championship firmly in Vaquer's grasp, the question on everyone's mind is: will we see a repeat performance from the champ at WrestleMania 42?
In a highly anticipated Women's World Championship match, rising star Stephanie Vaquer emerged victorious over her longtime rival Nikki Bella at WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2025. The intense battle saw both competitors give it their all, but in the end, Vaquer's superior skills and in-ring prowess proved to be too much for Bella.
The match kicked off with a fiery exchange between the two, as Bella attempted to assert her dominance by attacking Vaquer immediately after the bell rang. However, Vaquer quickly regained control, showcasing her impressive technical abilities. The back-and-forth battle continued, with both women trading blows and near-falls, but Vaquer's experience and ring savvy ultimately paid off.
The turning point came when Vaquer landed a devastating Kneeteora in the corner, followed by a series of punishing strikes that left Bella reeling. As the crowd erupted in cheers, Vaquer seized the opportunity to deliver her signature move, the Devil's Kiss, for the second time in the match. This time, there was no escaping it – Vaquer pinned Bella to secure the win.
With this victory, Vaquer now stands at 70 days as champion and is well-positioned to make a strong case for a WrestleMania showdown with either Becky Lynch or Rhea Ripley. As one of the best in-ring performers globally, Vaquer continues to deepen her connection with WWE fans, who will undoubtedly be eager to see what's next for this talented star.
In a surprising twist, Bella recently announced that this would be her final WWE stint before retiring – making the feud all the more significant, as WWE looks to squeeze every last drop of performance out of this wrestling legend. With the Women's World Championship firmly in Vaquer's grasp, the question on everyone's mind is: will we see a repeat performance from the champ at WrestleMania 42?
. When have WWE legends ever actually retired and stayed that way? I need to see some proof before I believe it, or are they just milking this for more $$$? And what's up with the "surprising twist" narrative? It sounds like WWE is trying to make Bella the sympathetic villain here... but we all know how those storylines usually play out 
. Can someone get me a source on this one? 
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it's like WWE is trying to milk every last bit of greatness out of her legacy. but seriously, Stephanie Vaquer was on fire tonight 
and I'm loving the way she's carrying herself as champ - so confident and in control 
. still can't wait to see what happens at WrestleMania, though - will we get a rematch or a new challenger? only time'll tell 
. i mean seriously though, Kneeteora that move is EVERYTHING 
. and now Vaquer has the Women's World Championship for 70 days consecutively 
what a career, girl! and now this is goodbye... 
, I'm both hyped and disappointed for Nikki Bella 
. Will Stephanie Vaquer even be able to keep up the momentum? I mean, Nikki was basically begging for mercy 
. The Devil's Kiss was so satisfying, though! 
. And that Kneeteora was insane!!! 
. Now, can we please see her take on Becky Lynch or Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania? That would be EVERYTHING 
. I'm also feeling a little sad for Nikki Bella though – it's crazy to think this is her last WWE stint 
but seriously, vaquer's been on fire lately and it'll be super interesting to see how she handles the pressure at the biggest stage of them all 
I don't even know if she can top this performance, especially with the stakes so high at WrestleMania 42. Can't wait to see what Vaquer does next! 
right now! I mean, that Kneeteora was a GAME CHANGER 
And can we talk about how this marks a major milestone for Bella too? She's still giving it her all and it's amazing to see her dedication to the sport 
. And Vaquer, she's just playin' right into their hands, gettin' that sympathy vote from fans and makin' herself look like the ultimate villainess 
still giving me chills! 
Like who cares about the champ gonna beat the challenger this time lol. Can't wait for that showdown with Becky Lynch though, Vaquer's skills are on fire