A week after making her in-ring SmackDown debut, Tiffany Stratton now finds herself in contention for a shot at the WWE Women’s World Championship.
On Friday’s episode of WWE SmackDown, Stratton faced Zelina Vega in a qualifying match for the upcoming Women’s Elimination Chamber. After a colorful eight-minute battle, Stratton nailed Vega with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever to secure the pinfall, and the fourth spot in the Women’s Elimination Chamber match.
A Tiffy Message
On the heels of her win, Stratton delivered a bold message to the WWE Universe, vowing to become the youngest Elimination Chamber winner in WWE history.
I told everyone that SmackDown officially runs on Tiffy time, and are we even shocked that I qualified? Because I’m not,” Stratton said. “I just had a Tiffany epiphany — in Perth, Australia, I’m going to become the youngest-ever Elimination Chamber winner. That’s like history-making stuff. And could you imagine how mad everyone would be? I would love it.”
WWE’s 2024 Elimination Chamber event will take place on February 24, emanating from the Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia. Alongside Stratton, the likes of Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Naomi, and one more competitor to be determined will compete inside the grueling chamber structure at the premium live event.
Elsewhere on the card, Australia native Rhea Ripley will defend the WWE Women’s World Championship against a fellow Australian-born competitor — Nia Jax. The winner of this title match will then put the Women’s World Championship on the line against the winner of the Women’s Elimination Chamber at WrestleMania 40.
? TIFFANY EPIPHANY! ?@tiffstrattonwwe has the opportunity to become the youngest #WWEChamber winner in HISTORY! ?#SmackDown pic.twitter.com/jVYuZdcvvT
— WWE (@WWE) February 17, 2024