WWE Fans, Hold Onto Your Seats: That Championship Match You're Waiting For? It's Not Happening Anytime Soon.
The wrestling world was buzzing after Liv Morgan’s dramatic return to WWE, where she made waves at Survivor Series by aiding Dominik Mysterio in reclaiming the Intercontinental Championship from none other than John Cena. But her impact didn’t stop there. On the December 1 episode of Raw, Morgan continued to steal the spotlight, this time by confronting Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer backstage. The encounter immediately sparked rumors of a potential title showdown between the two stars. But here's where it gets controversial: despite the tantalizing tease, reports suggest that WWE is in no rush to book this highly anticipated match.
According to BodySlam.net, while a Morgan vs. Vaquer matchup has been discussed internally for some time, it’s not being treated as an immediate priority. Instead, WWE officials are reportedly planning to build this rivalry as a slow-burn, long-term storyline, allowing the tension between the two to simmer and grow organically over the coming months. And this is the part most people miss: by delaying the match, WWE aims to maximize its impact, ensuring it feels earned rather than rushed. But is this the right move, or are they risking fan fatigue by dragging it out?
Stephanie Vaquer has been the undisputed centerpiece of the Raw women’s division lately, entangled in compelling storylines with both Judgment Day’s Raquel Rodriguez and WWE Hall of Famer Nikki Bella. On a recent Raw episode in Orlando, Vaquer successfully defended her Women’s World Championship in a thrilling triple threat match against Rodriguez and Bella, further solidifying her dominance.
Beyond the Morgan rivalry, WWE has big plans for Vaquer’s title reign. Sources reveal that the company sees tremendous value in pitting her against heavyweights like Becky Lynch and Rhea Ripley down the line. These matchups are part of a broader, carefully orchestrated strategy for Vaquer’s championship run, with WWE opting to time them perfectly rather than rushing them onto screens. But here’s the question: Are these long-term plans a recipe for success, or could they backfire by leaving fans craving immediate action?
Andrew Ravens, a seasoned wrestling reporter for WrestlingNews.co, has been covering the industry since 2013. Based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Ravens specializes in WWE and AEW, delivering day-to-day updates, in-depth analysis, and play-by-play coverage of major events. His work goes beyond the headlines, offering fans a comprehensive look at the storylines and behind-the-scenes action. Whether it’s transcribing interviews or attending live events like Raw, SmackDown, and AEW Dynamite, Ravens ensures fans stay in the loop. For tips or inquiries, you can reach him at ravenstarmedia21@gmail.com.
Now, we want to hear from you: Do you think WWE’s decision to delay the Morgan vs. Vaquer match is a strategic masterstroke or a missed opportunity? And which of Vaquer’s potential challengers—Morgan, Lynch, or Ripley—are you most excited to see? Let us know in the comments below!
