Nikki And Brie Garcia Celebrate WWE Star Stephanie Vaquer On Their Show

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The wrestling Twins Of Fame Nikki And Brie Just Drop The Top Episode Of The Nikki & Brie Show Featuring WWE Star On The Rise Stephanie Vaquer. The whole conversation was filled with deep emotion, lots of laughter, and TONS of wrestling passion. And, well, the Internet had some thoughts on the subject.

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It was anything but an average interview, and it even went into lengths regarding Vaquer’s travels-from her origin as a young girl to becoming the first South-American woman to break the inequities of the WWE. Nikki and Brie let themselves out, celebrating Vaquer’s courage and calmness, then threw in the hilarious “Spanish Word Rumble” segment to really get the crowd laughing.

Well, all viral moments have a little bit of controversy here and there; this is one such situation said one user, pointing out the double standards involved when others mispronounce Vaquer’s name: “Michael Cole, Pat McAfee, etc., don’t even say her last name correctly every week but yet they get a pass for it & haven’t gotten the same flak.” Oof. Truth bomb.

A fan went on to say how “this was so enriching. Hearing Stephanie’s story of her early years, the journey she undertook to becoming a wrestler… Breathtaking.” And honestly, same here. Vaquer’s journey in WWE is one for the history books, a story that is truly inspiring for a lady with a past full of “No’s” for almost seven years and yet she kept pushing.

Sorry, Vaquer-brained, but there were arguments whether Vaquer is actually the first South American woman in WWE. One commenter mentioned, “We just going to act like Tay Conti isn’t from Brazil?” Cue the replies explaining that Conti was NXT, while Vaquer is the first to Raw and SmackDown. Wrestling fans don’t play games with details.

Away from tagging each other, Vaquer was loved loud and proud. “Stephanie is a Bad Ass,” said a fan, followed by another who yelled, “I Love Stephanie Vaquer I Wish To Meet Her.” And in all honesty, who wouldn’t want to meet her after hearing her wonderful story?

This episode proved the perfect moment for Nikki and Brie to throw down state pride of Mexican blood trying to nail Spanish words in-game with Vaquer. Another viewer chimed, “Major props to your accents. You both did well with the pronunciation game.” Though, keeping it real, Nikki’s “boquito español” admission was definitely worth a good laugh.

With WWE Evolution coming to Atlanta on July 13th, the hype is very real indeed. And, if anything, this episode has proved there is nothing but eruption of story, sweat, and unstoppable energy in the women’s division.

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Whether you are here for wrestling, the drama, or Nikki and Brie themselves, this episode has it all. In case you missed it, well, you know what to do! Grab your popcorn and hit the play button for one hell of a ride!