Stephanie Vaquer has captured her first championship in WWE, the NXT Women's North American Title.
The match between Stephanie Vaquer and former Champion Fallon Henley kicked off WWE NXT Vengeance Day.
It was a competitive match, but Vaquer ultimately overcame the presence of Fatal Influence's Jacy Jayne and Jazmyn Nyx to nail Henley with her Package Backbreaker, the SVB, following up with a Spiral Tap for the win. In the process, she became the first-ever South American-born champion in WWE history.
Stephanie Vaquer is also the first women’s singles wrestler to win a singles title in both WWE and CMLL since WWE Hall of Famer Bull Nakano.
.@Steph_Vaquer and @FallonHenleyWWE are matching each other every step of the way! -- #VengeanceDay pic.twitter.com/0GfylzPcFt
— WWE (@WWE) February 15, 2025
-- -- --@Steph_Vaquer has found her groove! #VengeanceDay pic.twitter.com/atHCQCFMMs
— WWE (@WWE) February 15, 2025
Stephanie Vaquer wins the NXT North American Titlepic.twitter.com/awWQfyg3CS
— Robert DeFelice (@dudefelice) February 15, 2025
Fallon Henley was the NXT Women's North American Champion for 112 days. She captured the title from Kelani Jordan at WWE NXT Halloween Havoc 2024. She had three successful defenses before losing to Stephanie Vaquer on February 15. Speaking of Jordan, she was in the crowd watching this match, as was Karmen Petrovic.
Fans can find Fightful's coverage of WWE NXT Vengeance Day by clicking here. Check out the post-show podcast for a full review by clicking here.
