A majority of the WWE 2K26 achievements list is straightforward, meaning the path to Platinum isn’t complicated. However, there are a few curveball requirements here and there, including one objective that’s tied to Stephanie Vaquer. The current Women’s World Champion is among the best in-ring performers in WWE, thanks in part to her excellent moveset. And if there’s one maneuver that she’s best known for, it’s the Devil’s Kiss.
This patented move sees Vaquer trap her opponent’s face between her legs before slamming it on the canvas repeatedly. She dishes out a ton of damage in the process, while also sending Booker T off the rails on commentary. It’s the reason why the in-game achievement is named “Someone Check on Booker,” and here, we’ve explained how you can do the Devil’s Kiss in WWE 2K26.
WWE 2K26 Devil’s Kiss Controls Explained
To execute the Devil’s Kiss in WWE 2K26, you’ll want to set up a match and select Stephanie Vaquer as your character. La Primera has two different personas in the WWE 2K26 roster, and both will work just fine for this objective. After loading into the match, follow these steps:
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- Knock your opponent down while in the ring.
- While standing close to the opponent, flick the right analog stick up.
- This will put them in the Snapmare position, as seen in the image above.
- Now, press the grapple button (Circle on PlayStation, B on Xbox) while standing behind them.
- If done right, Stephanie will execute the Devil’s Kiss.
As soon as the move is triggered, you’ll receive a notification that the “Someone Check on Booker” trophy has been unlocked. And true to that statement, Booker T will go ballistic on commentary, hyping up Vaquer as she introduces her opponent to the canvas.
And that covers everything you need to know to do the Devil’s Kiss in WWE 2K26. If you’re still on the fence about purchasing the game, be sure to check out our WWE 2K26 review to learn about its strengths. Also, let us know if you’re having any trouble with the controls in the comments.