Cuatrero sentenced to nearly 13 years in prison for domestic violence against Stephanie Vaquer
Former AAA and CMLL wrestler Cuatrero has been sentenced to more than a decade in prison for attempted femicide against WWE star Stephanie Vaquer.
After being found guilty earlier this month, Cuatrero (Rogelio Reyes) was sentenced today to 12 years and eight months in prison. He has already served two of those years, meaning he has 10 years and eight months left to serve. El Planchitas reports that Cuatrero could potentially only serve four-plus more years if he is able to receive a sentence reduction for good behavior.
El Planchitas adds that Vaquer’s side is expected to appeal for a tougher sentence.
The domestic violence incident took place in March 2023 while Vaquer was wrestling in Mexico and in a relationship with Cuatrero. Vaquer claimed that an argument turned physical, with Cuatrero grabbing her violently by the throat and throwing her into a wall, which caused an object to fall off the wall and onto her.
On International Women’s Day this year, Vaquer shared a message vowing to keep fighting for truth and justice in the case. When the incident first happened, there were people in wrestling who tried to protect Cuatrero and convince Vaquer not to go to the police. One of those was said to be AAA wrestler La Hiedra, who was dating Cuatrero’s brother at the time.
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.
¡ÚLTIMA HORA!
— El Planchitas🇲🇽 (@elplanchitas) May 12, 2026
Cuatrero fue sentenciado a casi 13 años de prisión por los delitos de intento de feminicidio y violencia familiar contra la luchadora y también ex pareja Stephanie Vaquer. @record_mexico pic.twitter.com/xjjOsqM0Y6
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