“Mi Campeóna” – WWE Star Reacts To Girlfriend Stephanie Vaquer’s World Title Win

Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer’s real-life boyfriend, also a WWE star, penned a heartfelt note to her following Wrestlepalooza.

Myles Borne is currently signed to NXT. A few months ago, he confirmed his relationship with La Primera, calling her his “Chilean Queen.”

After winning the World Title for the first time in her WWE main roster career, Borne congratulated her on Instagram with an post of the two together.

Iâ€m so proud of you. You are so special and amazing in and out of the ring. Never doubted you for a moment, keep reaching for the stars mi amor. Congratulations mi campeóna, I love you,” Myles Borne wrote.

Stephanie Vaquer was showing signs of greatness in NXT already, before her jump to WWE’s main roster. At Evolution, Vaquer won the titular 20-woman Battle Royal to become the number one contender for the Women’s World Championship, establishing her position right off the bat. However, unfortunately for her, the planned title contest at Clash in Paris had to be cancelled owing to Naomi’s pregnancy announcement and the vacating of her title.

After Naomi relinquished the title, Adam Pearce announced that the previous titleholder, IYO SKY, would be Stephanie Vaquer’s opponent. The match was booked for Wrestlepalooza, WWE’s debut PLE on ESPN.

With Vaquer’s win last Saturday, WWE has shown massive faith in the Chilean wrestler. It remains to be seen who steps up to her next, as for the time being, she has an annual tradition to partake in.

Stephanie Vaquer’s Match At WWE Crown Jewel: Perth

At Crown Jewel: Perth, she will wrestle SmackDown’s WWE Women’s Champion for the Crown Jewel Championship.

Reigning champion Tiffany Stratton or Jade Cargill, or Nia Jax will be Vaquer’s opponent, depending on who walks away with the gold from the Triple Threat title match this Friday on SmackDown.

Meanwhile, on RAW, megastar Rhea Ripley has sown the seeds for a future title feud against Vaquer. The future looks bright for the 32-year-old Chilean champion.

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