AAA star Cuatrero, whose real name is Rogelio Reyes has been sentenced to 12 years and eight months in prison for attempted femicide against WWE star Stephanie Vaquer. The former AAA and CMLL wrestler was found guilty earlier this month.
The charges against Cuatrero included family violence and attempted feminicide, serious criminal offenses under Mexican law. The case proceeded through Mexico City’s judicial system before reaching its verdict.
The former WWE Women’s World Champion was identified as the victim in the case. The relationship between the two wrestlers ended before the legal proceedings.
Cuatrero received the sentence on May 12. He has already served two years, leaving 10 years and eight months remaining. El Planchitas reports that Cuatrero could potentially serve four-plus more years if he receives a sentence reduction for good behavior.
Vaquer’s legal team is expected to appeal for a tougher sentence.
The March 2023 Incident
The domestic violence incident occurred in March 2023 on March 2, 2023 at Vaquer’s apartment in the Cuauhtémoc borough of Mexico City. Vaquer, who was Reyes’ partner at the time told prosecutors he had attempted to strangle her.
On International Women’s Day this year, ‘La Primera’ even shared a message vowing to keep fighting for truth and justice in the case.
Cuatrero, who is the son of wrestling legend Cien Caras, had gotten out of jail in 2025 as he awaited the resolution of this case. He returned to the ring for indie matches this year.