Three potential finishes for Becky Lynch vs Stephanie Vaquer on WWE Raw (October 26, 2026)

Collision of rivalry between Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer.

Stephanie Vaquer recaptured the WWE Women’s World Championship from Liv Morgan at a live event in Chile. Becky Lynch served as the special guest referee and refused to count for Morgan, helping Vaquer win the belt.

Lynch maintained that she was the “architect” of Vaquer’s championship reign and felt she was owed a future title match or favor in return. Vaquer preferred to work independently and rejected the notion that she needed Lynch’s help.

While the recent Money in the Bank 2026 result handed back the Championship belt to Liv Morgan, both stars continued to fight for their ‘right’ to a championship shot. Finally, GM Adam Pearce booked a match between Vaquer and Lynch to determine the official number one contender for the Women’s World Title.

There are three possible finishes for Becky Lynch vs Stephanie Vaquer on WWE Raw.

1. Becky Lynch defeats Stephanie Vaquer

‘The Man‘ winning would be a logical outcome if WWE wants to build toward another championship run for the former Women’s World Champion. Lynch has the experience, ring awareness, and ability to exploit an opponent’s weaknesses. With Vaquer returning from an ankle injury, Becky could target the affected leg throughout the match, limiting her opponent’s mobility and creating an opening to secure the victory.

This result would also give Lynch momentum heading into a potential showdown with Liv Morgan. Their history and contrasting personalities could help the promotion develop a compelling championship storyline, while Lynch could present herself as the most deserving challenger on the Raw roster.

However, a clean victory over Vaquer would be a significant setback for the returning star, especially after losing her championship at Money in the Bank. WWE could protect Vaquer by having Lynch exploit her injury or use a tactical advantage rather than simply overpowering her. Such a finish would establish Becky as the next challenger while leaving room for Vaquer to pursue revenge later.

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2. Stephanie Vaquer defeats Becky Lynch

Stephanie Vaquer securing the victory on RAW could be the most rewarding outcome for fans hoping to see her reclaim the Women’s World Championship. After losing the title to Liv Morgan at Money in the Bank, Vaquer would get an opportunity to move forward rather than remain stuck in a rivalry with Lynch.

A victory would also establish that Vaquer is ready to compete at the highest level following her ankle injury. She could overcome Becky’s attempts to target her leg and use her speed, striking ability, and submission game to secure the decisive fall. A clean win would send a strong message to Morgan that the former champion intends to reclaim her place at the top of the division.

Vaquer winning would be particularly meaningful because her previous encounter with Lynch came in the triple threat match at Money in the Bank, where Morgan emerged victorious. A singles victory would settle the immediate question of who deserves the next championship opportunity while giving Vaquer a fresh start after her injury layoff.

3. The Judgment Day interferes, resulting in a no contest

A no-contest finish is another possibility, particularly if WWE wants to extend the championship storyline without immediately selecting a challenger. The Judgment Day could interfere during the closing stages, disrupting what has been a competitive contest and preventing either Becky Lynch or Stephanie Vaquer from earning a decisive victory.

The faction’s involvement could create chaos around the ring, with officials struggling to restore order as both competitors become caught up in the confrontation. If the interference prevents the referee from completing the match, Adam Pearce could be forced to declare the contest a no contest.

This way, the outcome will be beneficial for both wrestlers. Lynch will escape from the embarrassment of defeat, and Vaquer will not have to lose her first singles match since her return from an injury. This will give the Stamford-based promotion an incentive to book the rematch instead of placing any of them in a title storyline right away.

In case the creative team follows this plan, the results of the match will be just as crucial as the actual interference. The special stipulation for the rematch could be announced by Pearce at Crown Jewel 2026, which is going to take place on November 7 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, or even at a later PLE.

The No Disqualification match or some other stipulation, which will prevent any interference from taking place, may escalate the rivalry.

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