Stephanie Vaquer is getting closer to a WWE return, but fans probably shouldn’t expect her to pop up on RAW tonight just yet.
During a Q&A session, WrestleVotes was asked about Vaquer’s status and whether she could appear on the June 15 edition of RAW in Baltimore. The answer was pretty clear: she’s close, but she’s not there.
“She was going to be out about six weeks, but we are approaching the seventh week. Haven’t heard anything about tonight, and she’s not in Baltimore, but she’s getting close.”
TC also weighed in and said WWE has been doing a solid job keeping returns quiet lately, so nothing can be completely ruled out. That said, he also admitted he had not heard anything about Vaquer being in Baltimore.
“I have not heard anything about her in Baltimore tonight, but I could see that happening. They’ve done a good job with keeping returns quiet and people reappearing from injury or hiatus at various intervals to throw people off the scent.”
The bigger issue may be what WWE actually has ready for her creatively. TC noted that La Primera is on her way back, but there may still be questions about where she fits once she returns.
“So Stephanie Vaquer is on her way back, but don’t know if creative has a plan yet for her. I’m sure that plays into the delay here.”
This lines up with what previous reports stated last month, where it was revealed there were pitches for Vaquer for Monday’s RAW, but she was not expected to travel to Italy for Clash in Italy weekend.
“As we noted last week in the Elite section, there were some in the company who expected Stephanie Vaquer back in the storyline mix by this weekend. We were told this morning that there were pitches for her for Monday’s Raw but as of today, she was not expected to travel to Italy.”
Vaquer has been out since suffering a legitimate second-degree AC joint sprain, with WWE writing her off TV on the April 27 episode of RAW after a storyline attack. Before the injury, WWE had discussed a possible feud between Vaquer and Liv Morgan heading into Backlash 2026, but those plans were put on ice once she went down.
Bottom line, Vaquer’s comeback is clearly getting closer, but WWE may still be figuring out the exact landing spot. She’s not in Baltimore, but the fact her name was pitched means the return clock is definitely ticking.
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