Stephanie Vaquer Pulled From WWE Raw Due to Illness
Stephanie Vaquer is out of action indefinitely due to an illness, altering World Wrestling Entertainment’s plans for Monday Night Raw. The setback follows a brief announcement from the wrestler herself that she had recovered from an ankle injury and was ready to compete against Becky Lynch.
General Manager Adam Pearce announced that Vaquer was not medically cleared to wrestle, forcing a last-minute shift in the match card. Mike Johnson at PWInsider reported that the sudden absence stems from an illness, while a source close to False Finish indicated that Vaquer faces an indefinite recovery timeline. Vaquer last wrestled during WWE live events in Hawaii on October 16 and 17, following her appearance at WWE Money in the Bank, where she dropped the WWE Women’s World Title to Liv Morgan in a triple threat match.
Adam Pearce Revises Monday Night Raw Match Card
With Vaquer sidelined from her scheduled bout against Becky Lynch, Adam Pearce pivoted by inserting Liv Morgan into the match. Morgan defended the Women’s World Title against Lynch in a contest that ended in chaos. During the match’s final moments, The Judgment Day launched a run-in attack on Lynch, prompting the referee to call for the bell. The interference sparked a multi-person brawl at ringside involving WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green, IYO SKY, and Ms. Money in the Bank Tiffany Stratton, who nearly cashed in her contract before Dominik Mysterio pulled Morgan away from the fray.
As PW Insider reported, Stephanie Vaquer's absence is believed to be illness-related.A source tells False Finish that Vaquer will be out "indefinitely" pic.twitter.com/5sHU2tqtWL
— https://x.com/FalseFinishHQ/status/2115249649938485586 Morgan. As
Uncertain Timeline For WWE Roster Return
Neither WWE nor independent reports have provided a confirmed return timeline for Vaquer following the abrupt change to the program. Fightful noted that further details regarding the illness and her eventual comeback will be shared as they become available.
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