Stephanie Vaquer Reveals Interesting 'Devil's Kiss' Origins, Says ...
Stephanie Vaquer appeared as a guest on the latest episode of INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet for an in-depth interview covering all things pro wrestling and
wrestlingheadlines.comHere’s the latest I can share based on recent reports:
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Stephanie Vaquer remains associated with the Devil’s Kiss finisher, with several outlets noting she initially considered dropping it upon WWE debut but ultimately kept it after coaching input and Booker T.’s public support.[1][3][5]
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She discussed the move on Insight with Chris Van Vliet, explaining the WWE coaches encouraged continuation and that Booker T helped revive fan enthusiasm for the finisher.[3][5][1]
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Reports also touch on broader context around her signature moves and related themes, including discussions about her theme music and WrestleMania appearances, but the Devil’s Kiss remains a defining element of her WWE persona as of the latest coverage.[4][6][9]
If you’d like, I can pull more precise quotes or summarize multiple sources side-by-side in a table. Would you prefer a focus on what prompted the initial hesitation, or how public reception has evolved since she kept the move?
Citations:
- WrestleTalk article on Vaquer planning to drop Devil’s Kiss and then continuing.[1]
- 411MANIA piece naming the move and its WWE-NXT context.[2]
- Wrestling Attitude / Ringside News summaries of Vaquer near-dropping the finisher and Booker T’s influence.[5][3]
- Wrestle View/related outlets covering broader notes on her persona and matches.[6][4]