The former Women’s World Champion is not expected to miss an extended period.
Summary
– Stephanie Vaquer reportedly suffered a real injury at Money in the Bank but is not expected to miss much time
– She appeared on Raw using crutches after losing the Women’s World Championship
– A confirmed date for her return to the ring has not been announced
Stephanie Vaquer’s injury at Money in the Bank was reportedly legitimate, although the current expectation is that she will avoid a lengthy absence from WWE competition.
The update follows concerns about her condition after the Women’s World Championship match. Vaquer struggled to walk away from ringside and received help from referee Jessika Carr as she made her way backstage.
The latest reporting describes the injury as real rather than part of the storyline. It does not provide an exact recovery timetable or confirm that Vaquer has been cleared to wrestle.
Vaquer subsequently appeared on the October 12 edition of Raw using crutches. During the backstage segment, she addressed an ankle issue and indicated that she expected to be fine within a few days. Those on-screen comments were encouraging, but they did not establish a scheduled return match.
Becky Lynch interrupted the interview, blaming Vaquer for the outcome at Money in the Bank. Vaquer pushed back and made clear that losing the championship would not prevent her from wanting to face Lynch.
Their confrontation followed a Triple Threat title match that also involved Liv Morgan. Morgan reclaimed the Women’s World Championship by hitting Oblivion on Vaquer and scoring the deciding pinfall.
The finish came after Vaquer sent Lynch from the ring apron onto a table below. With Vaquer’s attention on Lynch, Morgan seized the opening to win the title.
Vaquer’s next step remains dependent on her recovery. The reported outlook points toward a relatively short interruption, while an exact return date and any match with Lynch remain unconfirmed.
