Stephanie Vaquer’s ex-boyfriend denies domestic violence allegations after two years in prison

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Now, during a recent interview on the Nuestra Santa Voluntad podcast, the luchador said he had always believed justice would prevail as he felt he hadn’t done anything wrong.

El Cuatrero added that he was filing a complaint of his own when he got notified about Stephanie Vaquer’s domestic violence allegation.

“I believed in Mexican law — and I still do, because justice will come. I trusted that I hadn’t done anything. Honestly, it was more like, ‘Damn, I don’t want problems.’ The last thing I want is problems… I was filing my own complaint when they notified me that I already had a complaint for domestic violence from my ex. And I was like, ‘Okay.’ They told me, ‘You’re just being notified. When you’re summoned, show up. If you don’t show up after three summons, we’ll come for you,'” he said.

However, the luchador has nothing wrong to say about La Primera despite spending two years behind bars.

“Almost two years. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone. Yes, that’s why I don’t have anything against her. Why? Because it’s a process. I already lived what I had to live. On the contrary — thank you. I’m here. I’m still breathing. I’m enjoying another day. So I don’t see why I should hold anger,” he added. [H/T Ringside News for English translation]

Check out the interview below:

Stephanie Vaquer could face Liv Morgan at WWE WrestleMania 42

Liv Morgan won this year’s Women’s Royal Rumble Match and now has a chance to challenge either Stephanie Vaquer for the Women’s World Championship or Jade Cargill for the WWE Women’s Championship.

Although The Miracle Kid hasn’t revealed who she would pick for ‘Mania, all signs point toward a heated battle between Morgan and Vaquer as their rivalry took an ugly turn on this week’s Monday Night RAW. During the show, The Judgment Day star was shown in a pre-taped interview with Michael Cole.

At one point in the interview, La Primera showed up to say some things to Morgan in Spanish. Dominik Mysterio translated some things for his on-screen girlfriend, but she ended up crying after Vaquer left.

It seems like the Triple H-led creative team is headed toward a clash between Liv Morgan and Stephanie Vaquer for the Women’s World Championship at WrestleMania 42.