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Stephanie Vaquer becomes first WWE female Superstar to create unique record
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  • Stephanie Vaquer made her WWE NXT debut on the 15th of October in 2024
  • In under a year, La Premiera has set a unique record in the WWE Women's division, winning four different titles, all in under a year
  • The star wrestler has won the NXT Women's Title, NXT Women's North American Championship, Women's World Championship, and the Women's Crown Jewel Championship in less than a year

Stephanie Vaquer has set a unique record in the WWE Women's division since her debut in 2024. La Premiera made her WWE NXT on the 15th of October and has been on a roll since then. She has done something no female wrestler has been able to do so far - win four different titles in under a year.

Vaquer first won the NXT Women's North American Championship by beating Kelani Jordan, who was the first-ever female wrestler to be crowned with the WWE mid card title. Stephanie then went face-to-face against Giulia, her best friend, who held on to the NXT Women's Championship at the time by beating Roxanne Perez.

The NXT Women's Championship and the NXT Women's North American Championship were on the line in a champion vs champion, title vs title match earlier this year. Vaquer won the match and became the double champion in under half a year in WWE, which was a great feat in itself.

Stephanie Vaquer's major title wins in the main roster

Her early rise was enough to get her a main roster call up. Stephanie's momentum did not stop in the main roster either, as she won the Women's Battle Royal at Evolution 2025 to become the Number One Contender for the world title. Vaquer battled against Iyo Sky at Wrestlepalooza and became the new Women's World Champion. 

Since she was the world champion of Raw, Stephanie had the challenge of facing the SmackDown Women's World Champion, Tiffany Stratton, in a champion vs champion match at Crown Jewel. Vaquer even won that to be crowned just the second Women's Crown Jewel Champion.

This article first appeared on SportsInfo and was syndicated with permission.

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