WWE Wrestlepalooza 2025 Results: Stephanie Vaquer wins Women’s World Championship; pins IYO SKY

The Women’s World Championship was on the line at WWE WrestlePalooza.

Iyo Sky and Stephanie Vaquer delivered a classic at WrestlePalooza in Indianapolis, battling for the Women’s World Championship in a contest that combined technical brilliance, counter-heavy sequences, and jaw-dropping high-risk offense. The Gainbridge Fieldhouse crowd witnessed history as “La Primera” scored the biggest win of her career and captured her first main roster championship.

The early stages were built on respect. Both women exchanged holds and counters with smiles and nods before Sky finally found her rhythm. Vaquer shifted momentum by trapping Sky’s arm against the turnbuckle, but Sky countered with a sharp backbreaker that left both competitors down on the canvas, showing how evenly matched they were.

Momentum swings with high-risk attacks

Sky picked up steam once again, firing up the fans with her signature taunt before launching herself outside the ring. She attempted a dangerous powerbomb on the apron, but Vaquer reversed it and landed a leap to the floor herself. Back in the ring, the two exchanged rapid-fire strikes and reversals that had the crowd roaring with every near fall.

Sky seemed to be closing in after setting up for her signature Over-the-Moonsault, only for Vaquer to get her knees up at the last moment. From there, Vaquer went to work on Sky’s right knee, punishing it at every opportunity. She locked in the Devil’s Kiss to the crowd’s delight and followed with her SVB finisher, but Sky showed her resilience by kicking out before three.

The drama heightened when Vaquer climbed the ropes, only to be met by Sky, who countered with a breathtaking Spanish Fly from the top. The near fall that followed kept everyone on edge as Sky tried to rally through the damage to her leg.

Stephanie Vaquer seals the victory with a Spiral Tap

Sensing the end was near, Sky tried once again to hit her Over-the-Moonsault, but Vaquer rolled away just in time. The challenger climbed the turnbuckle and delivered a stunning Spiral Tap, a move that stunned the Indianapolis crowd. The three-count was made, and Stephanie Vaquer was crowned the new Women’s World Champion.

After the final bell, both women embraced in a sign of respect, acknowledging the war they had just put each other through. Vaquer celebrated with the title in hand, marking the beginning of a new era while Sky received admiration from fans for her fighting spirit.

Winner: Stephanie Vaquer via pinfall

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