Stephanie Vaquer Needs Backstage Assistance After WWE Title Loss

Stephanie Vaquer required assistance from referee Jessika Carr after losing the WWE Women's World Championship to Liv Morgan at Money in the Bank on Saturday night. A video shared on X showed Vaquer receiving help around ringside and while moving up the entrance ramp, although it remained unclear whether she had sustained an actual injury during the match. According to Bleacher Report, the footage showed Carr helping Vaquer navigate the area surrounding the ring after the championship bout.

The video was posted on X on Saturday, providing a glimpse of the wrestler's condition following her title loss. Vaquer competed against Morgan and Becky Lynch in a triple threat match for the Women's World Championship. She took the deciding fall after Morgan connected with her Oblivion finishing move, allowing Morgan to reclaim the title.

The circumstances surrounding Vaquer's post-match condition remained uncertain in Bleacher Report's October 11, 2026, report. The outlet noted that the available footage did not establish whether the wrestler had suffered a genuine injury during the contest.

It was also possible that Vaquer was selling the physical impact of the match, a performance technique used in professional wrestling to convey the effects of moves and collisions. No definitive confirmation of an injury was provided in the report. Vaquer's need for assistance therefore remained the central unanswered question following the championship match. The footage documented Carr helping her backstage, but it did not establish the cause of her apparent difficulty moving.