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Stephanie Vaquer wins women’s world title at WWE house show in Chile

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What happened?

Stephanie Vaquer reportedly won the WWE Women’s World Championship from Liv Morgan at a WWE live event in Santiago, Chile. The title change ended Morgan’s 147-day reign, which the report notes had featured limited title defenses due to injuries and creative direction. Vaquer had recently returned to WWE television alongside Becky Lynch, with both positioned as challengers to Morgan’s championship.

Key Takeaways

Stephanie Vaquer won the women’s world title at a WWE house show in Chile, according to the report.
Liv Morgan’s reign ended after 147 days.
The report says Morgan’s title run included few defenses due to injuries and creative circumstances.
Vaquer and Becky Lynch had both recently returned to television as potential challengers.
Vaquer received the first title opportunity at the Santiago live event.

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Morgan reign

Liv Morgan held the women’s world championship for 147 days.

Limited defenses

The report says injuries and creative plans left Morgan without a consistent title challenger.

Challengers return

Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch returned to television and made clear they wanted Morgan’s title.

Chile house show

Vaquer challenged Morgan at WWE’s live event in Santiago, Chile.

Title change

Vaquer won the women’s world championship, ending Morgan’s reign.

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Sep 13, 2:56 AM

Stephanie Vaquer wins women’s world title at WWE house show in Chile

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA - APRIL 18: Women's World Champion Stephanie Vaquer makes her entrance during WrestleMania 42: Night 1 at Allegiant Stadium on April 18, 2026 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Andrew Timms/WWE via Getty Images) | WWE via Getty Images For the past 147 days, Liv Morgan has been women’s world champion, a reign marked largely by the fact that she rarely actually defended the title. Part of that was due to circumstance, with injuries and creative combining to leave her without a clear direction that actually involved a worthy challenger. Hell, they had to put her in the Queen of the Ring tournament for the right to challenge for a title! All that changed when both Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch returned to television around the same time, with both making it clear they were coming for her title. Vaquer got the first crack at it, her latest shot coming at the WWE house show event tonight (Sat., Sept. 12, 2026) in Santiago, Chile. We should have known something could be af

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