Stephanie Vaquer’s title win in Chile could get an official release from WWE. Vaquer defeated Liv Morgan at an untelevised live event in Santiago to begin her second Women’s World Championship reign.
According to Bryan Alvarez of the Wrestling Observer, WWE had bigger plans for Vaquer’s return to her home country. The company filmed a mini-documentary following her, and there’s a chance the title match could be released on the WWE Vault.
“WWE shot a mini documentary on Vaquer coming home and may put the title win up on the WWE Vault channel.”
“WWE shot a mini documentary on Vaquer coming home and may put the title win up on the WWE Vault channel.”
— WrestlePurists (@WrestlePurists) September 13, 2026
– Bryan Alvarez
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WWE Vault is the company’s YouTube channel dedicated to full matches, documentaries, rare footage and previously unreleased content. The channel has surpassed four million subscribers.
The title change was the first at a WWE live event in 2,444 days.
The match also snapped Vaquer’s losing streak against Morgan. She lost the title at WrestleMania 42 and couldn’t regain it on last Monday’s RAW after interference from Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. Morgan won again on Friday in Buenos Aires before the title changed hands in Santiago.
Becky Lynch served as special guest referee in Chile and played a decisive role in the finish. After refusing to complete a count in Morgan’s favor, Lynch counted the fall for Vaquer.