Stephanie Vaquer hurt her ankle at Money In The Bank, but she has already returned to in-ring action, as worked the WWE tour in Hawaii.
Below are the results from the second live event:
&#8211; Nia Jax def. Roxanne Perez
&#8211; Dragon Lee def. Big Cass
&#8211; Street Fight: Bayley def. Lyra Valkyria
&#8211; Joe Hendry def. JD McDonagh
&#8211; The Usos and Je&#8217;Von Evans def. 946 via DQ
&#8211; Intercontinental Champion Chad Gable and AAA Cruiserweight Champion Rey Fenix def. Rusev and Ethan Page
&#8211; Women&#8217;s World Championship Fatal 4-Way Match: Liv Morgan (c) def. Sol Ruca, IYO SKY, and Stephanie Vaquer to retain the title
&#8211; Oba Femi, LA Knight, and Mr. Money In The Bank Penta def. The Vision (Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Austin Theory)
After the event, Stephanie shared some bikini photos and wrote:
&#8220;Aloha, Hawaii! &#x1f33a;&#x1f334;
I absolutely loved it here! &#x2764;&#xfe0f;
Mahalo! &#x1f919;&#x1f3fb;&#8221;
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Stephanie Vaquer Returns To The Ring In Hawaii, Shares Bikini Photos

General Manager Adam Pearce has announced Penta vs. Bron Breakker for tomorrow&#8217;s RAW. Below is the updated card:
&#8211; World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns will address Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn (his Crown Jewel opponent) and 946
&#8211; Joe Hendry vs. JD McDonagh
&#8211; Mr. Money In The Bank Penta vs. World Tag Team Champion Bron Breakker
You can submit your WrestleMoney predictions for this episode.

New Match Announced For Tomorrow’s RAW

Former ROH wrestler &#8220;Cauliflower&#8221; Chase Brown has passed away at the age of 41.
Beyond his work in the ring, Brown was a versatile artist who brought his creativity to acting, music, and filmmaking, even landing roles in television shows like The Righteous Gemstones and becoming the focus of the short documentary The Aria of Babyface Cauliflower Brown.
His colorful persona and storytelling ability were so distinct that The New York Times spotlighted him in a 2017 feature exploring how wrestlers tell stories in the ring.
Brown first stepped into the squared circle in 2012, spending the next eight years competing across the southeastern independent circuit for promotions like PWX, Trans-South Wrestling, and Action Packed Wrestling, while also making appearances for Ring of Honor between 2015 and 2017 before wrapping up his in-ring career in 2020.
Announcing his passing, the Carolina Wrestling Channel celebrated his artistic spirit and remembered him as a dedicated family man, leaving behind his wife and young daughter.

“Cauliflower” Chase Brown Dies At Age 41

AEW Women’s World Champion Mercedes Moné provided an update on her ongoing nose injury following her successful title defense against Thekla at WrestleDream.
Speaking at the post show media scrum, Moné revealed she is one-and-a-half months post-surgery on her nose after suffering the injury at All In in August, when she defeated Willow Nightingale to win the championship.
“I’m one month and a half post-surgery on my nose. It’s still very much broken, and I’m pushing through every single week,” Moné said. “But I love what I do, I love defending my Women’s Championship, and I’m here to be the best. Just having a broken nose, it’s not gonna faze me, it’s not gonna stop me.”

Mercedes Moné Gives An Update On Her Injury

Ilja Dragunov officially signed with AEW and made his debut at WrestleDream, where he was introduced as the company’s newest member.
Speaking at the post show media scrum, Dragunov explained his decision to leave WWE and join AEW. After nearly 14 years in the industry, he said he felt his opportunities were becoming limited and that he was getting stuck.
“If I feel that the air in a certain environment gets thinner for me, I need to breathe. That’s what I did today, here,” Dragunov said. “If I need a place to breathe new, fresh air, see a new landscape, and see what the world can offer me to satisfy this hunger for competition.”
He described the crowd reaction as “very, very overwhelming” and said the new environment “feels plainly right.” When asked who he wants to face, he named Jon Moxley, Samoa Joe, and Kyle Fletcher among others, adding that he is “starving for competition.”
Tony Khan announced that Dragunov will make his AEW in-ring debut on the October 21st episode of Dynamite.

Ilja Dragunov Explains Why He Left WWE For AEW

AEW President Tony Khan expressed strong interest in Kairi Sane during the WrestleDream post show media scrum.
When asked about the possibility of her appearing in All Elite Wrestling, Khan said:
“She’s a fantastic wrestler. I can’t speak to that at this time but I am very aware and excited to see that she’s a free agent. I think that that’s very, very interesting, and I’m very intrigued by the possibility of that.”
Kairi has been a free agent since her WWE release earlier this year.

Tony Khan Comments On The Possibility Of Kairi Sane Joining AEW

AEW President Tony Khan revealed that Ilja Dragunov’s appearance at WrestleDream was uncertain until just days before the event due to visa issues.
Speaking at the post-WrestleDream media scrum, Khan said: “Thanks to the process, it can be an unpredictable process of acquiring a visa. It’s something that I wasn’t sure until this Wednesday night, during a live broadcast, that I would be able to bring you. It’s a great surprise, and it’s something that I was so pleased that we were able to do tonight.”
Khan explained that AEW received confirmation during the live Dynamite broadcast on Wednesday that Dragunov’s visa would be ready the next day.
A vignette had already been filmed as a backup in case the paperwork was delayed further. The timely approval allowed Dragunov to make his official AEW debut at WrestleDream.
Dragunov&#8217;s AEW debut match will take place this Wednesday on Dynamite.

Stephanie Vaquer Returns To The Ring In Hawaii, Shares Bikini Photos

New Match Announced For Tomorrow’s RAW

“Cauliflower” Chase Brown Dies At Age 41

Mercedes Moné Gives An Update On Her Injury

Ilja Dragunov Explains Why He Left WWE For AEW

Tony Khan Comments On The Possibility Of Kairi Sane Joining AEW

Why Ilja Dragunov’s AEW Debut Was Postponed