Stephanie Vaquer to challenge Liv Morgan in Women's World Title Match

Stephanie Vaquer reemerged from injury with one focus and one focus only: capturing Liv Morgan's Women's World Championship. Liv Morgan, however, is out to remind La Primera and all of WWE why she is "The Greatest Women's Campion of all time!" Who will leave Monday night at the gold?




— The show opens up with a video package recapping this past weekend’s Sunday Night’s Main Event.

— Joe Tessitore and Corey Graves then welcomes us to the show as we see a Black SUV roll into the arena and out comes The Usos. We then see pre-show arrivals of The Judgment Day and Stephanie Vaquer.

— The Vision make their way to the ring.

Bron Breakker says The Vision is in the ring, complete, and runs WWE. Breakker says Oba Femi is not medically cleared because he "rightfully took his spot as the future of WWE" thanks to his brother and best friend Bronson Reed.

Reed says Femi calls himself "The Ruler", but every now and then, there's a man who doesn't recognize the crown. He says Femi thought it was a force of nature until he got hit with multiple Tsunamis, and Logan Paul adds that The Vision is unstoppable right now. Austin Theory expresses his confidence in Breakker winning his Men's Money In The Bank qualifier. Maxxine Dupri calls the fans jealous for her relationship with Theory, but Akira Tozawa's music hits and he makes his way out.

Theory asks Tozawa how many times he has to smash his head in, but Tozawa says Theory won't be fighting him. Otis makes his way to the ring.

Austin Theory (w/ The Vision) vs. Otis (w/ Akira Tozawa)

The bell rings during the commercial break and Theory levels Otis with a shoulder tackle. He fires off a few right hands on him and wears him down with a submission hold, but Theory rolls out of the ring.

Dupri trips Otis from outside the ring, but Theory sends Otis crashing into the ring post shoulder first and Dupri hits Otis with Theory's World Tag Team Championship belt. Theory rolls into the ring through the middle rope, but Otis levels him with a clothesline back from the break and sends him crashing into the mat face first. He delivers a powerslam to Theory, but Reed attacks him from behind to cause the disqualification.

Winner: Otis (via disqualification due to outside interference)

— After the match, The Vision beats down Otis and Tozawa. Breakker runs the ropes and delivers a spear to Otis before Reed delivers a Death Valley Driver to Tozawa. We see Oba Femi storming backstage as an official reminds him that he isn't medically cleared, but Femi shoves the official and storms to the ring. Femi fires off right hands and left hands on Reed, then delivers running uppercuts to Reed and Breakker. Theory cracks a chair across Femi's spine, but Femi stays standing and uses the chair to deliver a right hand to Theory. He sends Theory crashing into the mat, but Breakker lands a pair of spears on Femi. Reed connects with a running senton on Femi and follows it up with multiple Tsunamis. Officials run out to the ring to check on Femi.

— We head backstage, where Jey Uso holds a bat and Jimmy Uso holds a pipe. They run into Jacob Fatu to tell him they plan on calling out Royce Keys and OTM, but Fatu warns The Usos that it's a bad idea for them to do so. Jimmy vocally disagrees, but Jey tells Fatu to call the play. Fatu tells The Usos to wait.

— Jackie Redmond looks to catch up with comedian Matt Mathews in the crowd, but The Miz and Kit Wilson interrupt. The Miz vents his frustrations with Mathews getting his airtime, but Mathews asks Miz who he is again. Wilson calls Mathews toxic, but Mathews is pulled into the ringside area and Miz delivers a Skull Crushing Finale to him.

— Back at ringside, Bron Breakker makes his way to the ring as we see he had delivered spears to Miz, Wilson, and Mathews during the commercial break. Rey Mysterio and Ethan Page follow.

Men’s Money in the Bank Qualifying Match: Ethan Page vs. Bron Breakker vs. Rey Mysterio

The bell rings and Breakker takes control. He lands a stomp on Page and joins Rey on the ropes, but Page clocks Breakker from behind and Rey sends Breakker crashing into the ring post shoulder first. Page rolls up Rey, but Rey kicks out.

Breakker sends Rey crashing into one of the barricades midsection first and dumps Page out of the ring over the top rope, then sends him crashing over the announce desk with a flying clothesline off the ring apron. Rey levels Breakker with a West Coast Pop to send him crashing on top of the announce weeks before Rey and Page take out Breakker together and fire off right hands on one another on the outside of the ring.

Rey fires off right hands on Page in the corner of the ring back inside, but Page wears down Rey with a shoulder submission hold. Rey sends Breakker crashing into the ring steps on the outside back from the break, but Page catches Rey with an over the shoulder powerslam. Rey sends Page crashing into the middle rope and dials it up for a 619, then ascends to the top.

Page joins Rey on the ropes, but Breakker pulls both men off with a Frankensteiner. He then runs the ropes and delivers a spear to Rey for the win.

Winner: Bron Breakker

— We see Adam Pearce and LA Knight in the backstage area. Knight stakes his claim on the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Knight says he wants to face the winner of Penta and Roman Reigns. Adam Pearce finally agrees and walks off. Solo Sikoa walks up to LA Knight and asks if he’s good. Solo Sikoa says they need to get Royce Keys and his crew. LA Knight says he’s got a whole thing going on with Roman Reigns. He tells Solo Sikoa to play smart and let The Bloodline take care of Royce Keys’ crew. Solo Sikoa admits Royce Keys is dangerous. He then asks LA Knight if he’s got his back. LA Knight says he’s got his back, but they need to pick their spots and they are good. He asks LA Knight to trust him. Solo Sikoa says he is unsure if he can wait.

— We go to Byron Saxton and he is with Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez. Raquel Rodriguez talks about her successful title defense against Sol Ruca last week. Raquel Rodriguez says Sol Ruca will never get her hands on the Women’s Intercontinental Championship ever again. Roxanne Perez says she and Raquel Rodriguez just got the word that they will both be in Women’s Money in the Bank Qualifying Matches. She vows to bring all the gold to the Judgment Day. Raquel Rodriguez says she wants to get her hands on the WWE Women’s Championship. She says she doesn’t think Liv Morgan will have any issues beating Stephanie Vaquer again. Roxanne Perez says the WWE Women’s World Title will stay with the Judgment Day.

— Sol Ruca makes her way down to the ring for the next match of the night and Maxxine Dupri and Lyra Valkyria follows.

Women’s Money in the Bank Qualifying Match: Maxxine Dupri vs. Sol Ruca vs. Lyra Valkyria

The bell rings and Ruca rains down right hands on Valkyria. Dupri rolls up Ruca, but Ruca kicks out and Dupri rocks Ruca with a spinning kick on her head. Valkyria and Dupri then clothesline Ruca out of the ring, but Valkyria delivers a knee to Dupri's midsection and rocks Ruca with an uppercut in the corner.

Dupri delivers a suplex to Ruca, but Valkyria whips Ruca into the corner of the ring spine first during the commercial break. Dupri jams her feet into the back of Ruca's neck, and Valkyria then wears down Ruca with a crossface. Ruca rolls up Valkyria, but Valkyria kicks out and Ruca levels her and Dupri with strikes back from the break.

Ruca delivers a lung blower to Dupri and gets Dupri up on her shoulders, but Dupri rolls up Ruca. Ruca escapes and sends Valkyria crashing into the exposed part of the top turnbuckle, but Dupri double teams on Ruca and Valkyria. She rains down right hands on Valkyria, but Dupri gets Valkyria in an electric chair position. Valkyria escapes, but Dupri shoves Ruca off the ropes and Valkyria delivers Night Wing to Dupri.

Valkyria pins Dupri, but Bayley pulls the referee out of the ring to stop the pinfall and cost Valkyria the match. This opens the door for Ruca to catch Valkyria with a Sol Snatcher and pin her for the win.

Winner: Sol Ruca

— After the match, Bayley delivers a knee strike to Valkyria's face and delivers a Fireman's Carry Slam to her on the floor outside of the ring. She clears the announce desk and drags on top of it, but Valkyria escapes and retreats through the crowd.

— We then head over to a video from Royce Keys and OTM outside of The BJCC. We see The Bloodline respond and Jimmy Uso looks to fight, but Jacob Fatu stops him and tells The Usos to trust him on this because Keys and OTM want them to meet them in the parking. Jey Uso asks Jacob what to do, and Jacob says the play is not to meet Keys and OTM in the parking lot. The Usos agree.

— Back at ringside, Judgment Day makes their way out. Joe Hendry follows.

Joe Hendry vs. JD McDonagh (w/ Dominik Mysterio)

The bell rings and McDonagh delivers an elbow drop to Hendry's spine. Hendry whips McDonagh into the corner of the ring, but McDonagh delivers a double stomp to him over the top rope and ams his throat into the middle rope.

Hendry connects with a Fallaway Slam on McDonagh, but McDonagh rocks Hendry with a back elbow. Je'Von Evans' music hits, and he makes his way to the ring with a Funko Pop head of McDonagh. Dominik goes after Evans on the entrance ramp, but Evans levels him as McDonagh looks to deliver a moonsault to Hendry off the top rope. Hendry sees McDonagh coming and delivers Sound Effect to McDonagh for the win.

Winner: Joe Hendry

— Backstage, see Becky Lynch running into Liv Morgan. Morgan asks Lynch if she is leaving soon. Morgan wonders if Becky is listening to her advice and going home to be a good mommy. Morgan says she thought Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch would team up to take her out. She then calls Lynch selfish. She takes a shot at her husband. Liv gloats about being the greatest WWE Women’s World Champion of all tiiiiiiiime.

— Stephanie Vaquer makes her way to the ring.

— Elsewhere backstage, we see Paul Heyman looking at the monitor and The Vision walks up to him. Maxxine Dupri asks Heyman if he saw what they did to Oba Femi tonight. Heyman welcomes Bronson Reed back and says he shook the entire WWE Universe. He says he’s proud of Bronson Reed. Heyman turns his attention to Bron Breakker. Breakker says Oba Femi is finished and that the future of WWE is secured. Heyman asks Bron, “Is Oba Femi still breathing?” Heyman walks off.

— Back at ringside, Liv Morgan makes her way down to the ring.


WWE Women’s World Championship Match: Liv Morgan (c) vs. Stephanie Vaquer

The bell rings and Morgan rolls out of the ring. Vaquer follows her, but Morgan slides back inside the ring and sends her face bouncing off the ring apron face first. Vaquer gets back in the ring and rocks Morgan with a headbutt, then rolls her up. Morgan kicks out. Vaquer then sends Morgan's face repeatedly bouncing off the middle turnbuckle.

Back from the break, Morgan wears down Vaquer with a submission hold. She delivers a shotgun dropkick to Vaquer and pins her, but Vaquer kicks out and Morgan fires off right hands on her. Vaquer charges at Morgan, but Morgan catches her with a big boot. Vaquer responds with a Dragon Screw to Morgan and follows it up with a Devil's Kiss, then connects with a meteora on her in the corner and goes for a pin. Morgan kicks out.

Vaquer sends Morgan crashing into one of the barricades midsection first and clears the announce desk, but Morgan rocks Vaquer with a forearm to her chest. Morgan sends Vaquer's head repeatedly bouncing off the announce desk, but Vaquer delivers a Devil's Kiss to Morgan on top of the announce desk during the commercial break.

The two women return to the ring, and Vaquer ascends to the top rope. She levels Morgan with a crossbody and goes for a pin, but Vaquer kicks out and fires off stomps on Morgan's face. She ascends up the ropes, but Morgan pulls her off with a powerbomb and goes for a pin. Vaquer kicks out, but Morgan ascends to the top rope. Vaquer catches her with a right hand and joins her up there, then delivers a superplex to her and follows it up with a package backbreaker.

Vaquer pins Morgan, but Morgan kicks out and Vaquer delivers a double underhook lung blower to her. She climbs to the top rope, but Raquel Rodriguez trips her up as Roxanne Perez distracts the referee. The referee figures out what has happened and ejects Rodriguez from ringside. Before Rodriguez can leave, Becky Lynch takes her out by pulling her off the ring apron. Perez grabs the Women's World Championship belt, but Lynch spots her and chases her away from ringside. As the referee is distracted, Morgan hits Vaquer with the Women's World Championship belt and follows it up with Oblivion to her for the win.

Winner and STILL WWE Women’s World Champion: Liv Morgan

— The Usos and Jacob Fatu then make their way to the ring. Jey Uso says 946 know where The Bloodline is at, then calls them to the ring for a fight. Royce Keys appears on the Titan Tron and shows several officials laid out on the outside, then shows Bronco Nima and Lucien Price destroying The Bloodline's car when he orders them to do so.

Nima pours gasoline onto the car, and Keys pulls out a lighter. He throws the lighter into The Bloodline's car to cause it to catch fire, then says no one is safe. The Bloodline watches their car burn from inside the ring as Keys and OTM walk away in the moments before the show goes off the air.