US EditionWWE 'Raw': Liv Morgan Is Injured, Goldberg Returns
GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN, JUN 16 – Liv Morgan dislocated her shoulder early in the match against Kairi Sane, forcing a stoppage; recovery could take up to 16 weeks, WWE medical personnel said.
- Liv Morgan suffered a shoulder injury during her bout with Kairi Sane on WWE Raw on June 17, 2025, leading to the match being stopped and Sane awarded the victory by forfeit.
- The injury occurred shortly after the match started when Morgan took a single-leg takedown and landed face-first on her shoulder causing a dislocation announced by Michael Cole.
- Morgan's previous shoulder injury in 2023 involved a torn labrum from a match with Rhea Ripley, which required six months of recovery, raising concerns about the current injury's severity and recovery time.
- Goldberg made a surprise return to WWE and immediately issued a challenge to Gunther, the reigning World Heavyweight Champion, for a title bout scheduled on July 12 in Atlanta, declaring, "You're mine, because you're next!"
- Morgan's injury jeopardizes her ongoing storylines and could delay marquee women's matches including those at WWE Evolution on July 13, as officials monitor her recovery optimism varies based on injury severity.
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