Stephanie Vaquer has a plan for determining her next challenger for the WWE Women’s World Championship.
During a backstage interview with Jackie Redmond on Monday’s RAW in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Vaquer addressed the race between Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan for a shot at the title.
Vaquer said she has pitched Raw General Manager Adam Pearce on a match between Lynch and Morgan for next week’s RAW, with the winner going on to challenge her for the Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank.
Pearce had yet to make the match official at the time of the segment, however.
"If they want to face me, they will have to face each other first." 😯
— WWE (@WWE) September 29, 2026
Women's World Champion @Steph_Vaquer makes it clear what Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch must do to earn a title shot! pic.twitter.com/2W4gfklWPH
Morgan and Lynch each laid claim to a title shot last week. At the time, Vaquer said she was willing to face both of them and would speak with Pearce to sort out the situation.
Morgan is seeking a rematch after losing the Women’s World Championship to Vaquer on September 12 at a WWE live event in Santiago, Chile. Lynch served as the special guest referee for that match.
The storyline involving all three began before that, though. On the September 7 episode of RAW, Morgan defeated Vaquer to retain the title after interference from Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. Lynch came out to try to neutralize The Judgment Day, but Morgan took advantage of a distracted referee to strike Vaquer with the title belt before hitting Oblivion.
If Pearce approves Vaquer’s proposal, Lynch and Morgan will meet on next week’s RAW, which takes place on October 5 at the Enterprise Center in St. Louis.
Money in the Bank follows five days later, on October 10, at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans.