Stephanie Vaquer Crowned WWE Women’s Crown Jewel Champion in Historic Perth Victory
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A new era has begun in WWE women’s wrestling.Stephanie Vaquer emerged victorious at WWE Crown Jewel 2025 in Perth, Australia, defeating Tiffany Stratton to claim the coveted WWE Women’s Crown Jewel championship.
A Thrilling Contest Down under
The match captivated audiences with its relentless pace and impactful maneuvers. Both Vaquer and Stratton showcased their athleticism and determination, trading blows throughout the contest. the decisive moment arrived when Stratton’s signature “Prettiest Moonsault Ever” attempt fell short, creating an opening for Vaquer. Seizing the opportunity, Vaquer ascended the top rope and delivered a breathtaking corkscrew splash, securing both the pinfall and the championship title.
A Moment of Recognition and Celebration
the arena erupted as Paul “Triple H” Levesque personally entered the ring to present Vaquer with the Crown Jewel Championship ring and officially fasten the title belt around her waist. The emotional scene continued with an in-ring interview conducted by Jackie Redmond, as fans in Perth passionately chanted, “You deserve it!”
“Today we made history together,” a visibly moved Vaquer shared with the crowd. “This is a beautiful championship. This represents all the motivation, support, and love you all have given me.” She continued, adding a powerful statement of self-belief: “You believe in me. Now I believe in me.”
A Rapid Rise to Championship Glory
Vaquer’s triumph at Crown Jewel marks the culmination of an extraordinary month for the rising star. Less than four weeks prior, on November 1st, 2025, she captured the WWE Women’s World Championship by defeating IYO SKY for the vacant title at Wrestlepalooza. This back-to-back championship wins solidify Vaquer’s position as a dominant force in WWE.
Looking Back: The Legacy of Liv Morgan
The 2024 inaugural Women’s crown Jewel Champion, Liv Morgan, defeated Nia Jax at Crown jewel 2024 in Riyadh. However, Morgan has been unable to defend her title, having been sidelined since June following shoulder surgery. Her absence has paved the way for a new champion to emerge, and Vaquer has emphatically answered the call.
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