Liv Morgan Defends Women's Title Against Stephanie Vaquer in Santiago Rematch

The Santiago match is scheduled for September 12 at the Movistar Arena, rather than being a televised Raw bout.
Morgan and Vaquer already wrestled another title match at a September 11 live event in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where Morgan again retained the championship.
The announcement came from Raw General Manager Adam Pearce on social media after the developments involving The Judgment Day on Monday’s Raw.
Stephanie Vaquer won the WWE Women's World Championship from Liv Morgan at a live event in Santiago, Chile on September 12, marking a rare untelevised title change. eWrestling News reported that Vaquer, competing in her hometown at the Movistar Arena, defeated Morgan to claim her second reign as champion after Morgan's 147-day title run.
Liv Morgan's championship reign came to an unexpected end at the Santiago house show. Last Word on Sports reported the match took place during a live event rather than on televised Raw programming. Vaquer's victory ended Morgan's 147-day reign as Women's World Champion.
Morgan and Vaquer squared off in consecutive nights in South America. Before the Santiago showdown, TPWW confirmed both wrestlers competed at a live event in Buenos Aires, Argentina on September 11. The quick turnaround matches showed the intensity of their rivalry as Vaquer finally captured the gold she had been chasing.
Vaquer's championship victory marks her comeback from a difficult period. eWrestling News noted this is Vaquer's second reign as Women's World Champion. The victory gives her redemption after losing the title previously to Morgan and represents a major accomplishment in her home country.
Vaquer's path to reclaiming the championship showed her determination. SSB Crack reported that Vaquer defeated Morgan at the Santiago live event. Her pursuit of another title shot after returning from SummerSlam ultimately paid off with this surprising title change at a house show rather than on televised programming.
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