If you blinked, you might’ve missed her, but the buzz around Stephanie Vaque is getting loud and undeniable. Since landing on the main roster just three months ago, she’s sprinted up the ranks, stacking championships like she’s collecting Pokémon cards. Her lightning run through NXT, bagging both the Women’s North American and NXT Women’s Championships, makes her WWE’s most unlikely overnight sensation.
Now, she’s locked into a Women’s World Championship match at Clash in Paris. Seriously, her third singles match on the main roster could already crown her champion. That’s not a guess, that’s the plan, straight from the WWE insiders’ mouth. And trust me, she looks ready to snatch that gold.
Historical Context
WWE hasn’t seen a female star rise that fast since Becky Lynch stormed onto the scene. Vaquer’s momentum feels reminiscent of Lynch’s trajectory circa 2015 raw charisma, championship poise, and an audience whose support feels almost electric.
Stakes and Spin
If she grabs the title at Clash in Paris, she could carry it deep into 2026 and become the face of the division. But even if she doesn’t, the fact she’s this high-profile this fast main eventing, with premium positioning, is telling: WWE sees something huge in her.
My Take:
It’s been a minute since WWE had a “new face” so ready-made for the spotlight. Vaquer’s NXT run was tight, her charisma is bulletproof, and now she’s staring at gold in Paris. If she captures it, we might be watching the birth of everything WWE’s women’s division has been building for years.
