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Tiffany Stratton had been quite successful as the WWE Women's Champion. She won the title on the very first episode of Smackdown of 2025 and since then she has done an amazing job. She made her main roster debut during the women's Royal Rumble match at the Royal Rumble event of 2024. She received a very strong push at the match as she was one of the final four wrestlers.
In the same year, she won the Money in the Bank ladder match and earned the opportunity to challenge for any women's title at any time. Ultimately, she ended up challenging her on screen best friend, Nia Jax, on the first episode of Smackdown of 2025 and ended up taking the WWE Women's Championship away from her.
Tiffany Stratton wants to become the longest reigning WWE Women's Champion
Since then, she has retained the title quite successfully as she has beaten some of the top stars of the promotion, like Charlotte Flair and Jade Cargill. She has held the title since the first episode in January, and recently she explained that she is planning to keep her title reign intact before she creates a new record.
Tiffany Stratton won the WWE women's title on the first episode of Smackdown
Speaking on the “No-Contest Wrestling” podcast, Tiffany Stratton said the following; “I’m just trying to take every day and be in the moment and not think too much about the future. I’m somebody who overthinks everything and thinks of the worst scenarios possible.
Stratton defeated Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 41 to retain the title
"So I’m just trying to focus on being in the moment and enjoying my title reign and hopefully holding it for the next year. Or so we’ll see. Maybe I’ll be the longest WWE Women’s Champion ever. So I’d like to make that a goal of mine. Actually, I’m declaring it right now. I want to be the longest WWE Women’s Champion ever.”
Tiffany Stratton is presently standing as the third longest Women's Champion in history, as he recently broke the record of Iyo Sky. Only Becky Lynch and Bianca Belair have longer title reigns than her. But the way she is dominating the women's division right now, she definitely has all the potential to set a new record.
