Stephanie Vaquer Tells Strange History Of Popular 'Devil's Kiss' Move In WWE

In a new interview with Chris Van Vliet, Vaquer dished on her popular Devil's Kiss and revealed that she almost stopped doing it because people told her it looked weird.

“I was training. I tried to do something with my coach. I said, ‘If I do this and this.’ I don’t remember it well, but the position changed and I said, ‘This is nice. You can take a DDT, but many DDTs, and not to the neck.’ I said, ‘Okay, I like this.’"Stephanie Vaquer

Vaquer continued on:

"I remember the first time I did it in Mexico, and many people said it looked weird and not good. I said, ‘No, I like it.’ ‘Maybe don’t do it. It looks weird.’ ‘No, I like it.’ I kept it for a long time. Now, look. It’s a big move.”Stephanie Vaquer (h/t WrestlePurists)

Vaquer earned a shot at the WWE Women's World Championship by winning a Battle Royal at the WWE Evolution 2 PLE. That title match was supposed to take place at Clash in Paris, but the bout was canceled due to Naomi stepping away and vacating the championship.

To honor the shot that she earned, WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce green lit Vaquer to challenge at Wrestlepalooza.

Stephanie Vaquer Ready To Break Out At WWE Wrestlepalooza

Vaquer is primed to have a career-making moment this weekend at the first-ever WWE Wrestlepalooza event. Not only will Vaquer vs. Iyo Sky be a memorable match from an in-ring perspective, but should Vaquer win, it would mark her first championship on the WWE main roster.

WWE Wrestlepalooza airs live on the new ESPN app on Saturday September 20.

Other announced matches for the show include John Cena vs. Brock Lesnar, CM Punk & AJ Lee vs. Seth Rollins & Becky Lynch, Drew McIntyre vs. Cody Rhodes, and more.