Stephanie Vaquer

Stephanie Vaquer, a female professional wrestler hailing from San Fernando, Chile, now holds dual citizenship in both Chile and Mexico. She is presently affiliated with New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW), World Wonder Ring Stardom, and Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL). Currently in CMLL, she holds the CMLL World Women's championship and is one-half of the CMLL World Women's Tag Team Champions alongside Zeuxis, each in her first reigns. Additionally, She stands as the reigning NJPW Strong Women's Champion, having claimed the title and maintained it for a remarkable 102 days.

Stephanie Vaquer’s Early Life

Vaquer began watching professional wrestling on TV at age eight. By thirteen, she was inspired to become a professional wrestler, feeling an instant love for the sport. At sixteen, she saved money and moved to Mexico to pursue her dream, later earning a Bachelor’s Degree in International Trade and also showing interest in English and Psychology. However, once she started training, Vaquer decided to focus entirely on her passion for professional wrestling.

Stephanie Vaquer’s Professional Wrestling Career

Independent Wrestling Promotions

Vaquer began her professional wrestling career in Chile, training under Paul Slandering and making her debut in February 2009. Her earliest documented matches were in August 2010 as Dark Angel. She debuted in Mexico on December 22, 2013, against Heroína at Arena Coliseo Coacalco. In Mexico, she trained under Ricky Marvin, Último Guerrero, Gran Apache, and Villano IV.

Other International Wrestling Federations

In 2018, Vaquer debuted in Japan with the women's promotion World Wonder Ring Stardom, competing in five matches over three weeks between July and August, including a title match. That year, she also attended a WWE try-out held in her native Chile.

Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (2019–present)

Vaquer started with CMLL in Mexico in August 2019, becoming their first female South American wrestler. Initially, she made guest appearances in numerous wrestling federations in Mexico, Chile, and Japan until she decided to join CMLL on a full-time basis. In 2023, she teamed with Zeuxis to win the Occidente Women's Tag Team Championship and later the CMLL World Women's Tag Team Championship. She also won the vacant CMLL World Women's Championship on September 29.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling (2023–present)

In April 2023, NJPW announced Vaquer would compete for CMLL in the Strong Women's Championship tournament at Resurgence on May 21, where she reached the semifinals. Later in 2023, she challenged Mayu Iwatani for the IWGP Women's Championship but did not win. In March 2024, Vaquer won the Strong Women's Championship at World Wonder Ring Stardom's Cinderella Tournament. She defended the title successfully against AZM in April and Alex Windsor in May 2024 at Resurgence.

All Elite Wrestling (2024)

Vaquer debuted in AEW by confronting the new TBS Champion, Mercedes Moné (Sasha Banks), after Moné's title defence against Skye Blue on the May 29, 2024, episode of AEW Dynamite. Vaquer stood on the ramp, staring down Moné while holding up the NJPW Strong Women’s Championship. Both are scheduled to face each other in a title vs. title match at AEW Forbidden Door on Sunday, June 30, 2024.

Stephanie Vaquer’s Championships and Accomplishments

Stephanie Vaquer’s Net Worth

Details about Stephanie Vaquer's net worth are not publicly accessible. She earns a salary from his current promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL) and also earned a salary by appearing in other prominent wrestling federations. However, the exact amount of her current salary remains undisclosed.

Stephanie Vaquer’s Family

There are no public records regarding Stephanie Vaquer's family. The identities of Vaquer’s father and mother have not been discovered. It is also not known whether Vaquer has any brothers or sisters.

Stephanie Vaquer’s Husband

No specific data available regarding Stephanie Vaquer's current relationships or marital status. But previously, Vaquer was in a relationship with El Cuatrero, a Mexican skilled grappler originally known as Rogelio Reyes. However, Vaquer later filed a harassment complaint against him. Later, El Cuatrero was arrested in Mexico City on March 10, 2023 under an arrest warrant, facing charges of attempted femicide and domestic violence.