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Liv Morgan Wins WWE Women's World Championship at Money in the Bank 2026
Liv Morgan captured her fourth WWE world championship after hitting Oblivion on Stephanie Vaquer in a Triple Threat match, WWE said.
- Liv Morgan won the World Championship at the WWE Money Bank Premium Live Event on Saturday, defeating World Champion Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a Triple Threat match.
- Tension rose after Vaquer regained the title from Morgan in Chile in Sept, as Lynch served as special guest referee and refused to count for Morgan during that bout.
- During the Triple Threat, Vaquer attacked both competitors, sending Lynch through a table; Morgan capitalized by hitting Primera with Oblivion to secure the victory.
- Morgan reclaimed the title she lost to Vaquer earlier in the year, becoming a four-time World Champion and regaining the championship after her September loss.
- Fans can view highlights of the championship change on the WWE YouTube channel as the division prepares for fallout from the intense rivalry between these top Superstars.
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Liv Morgan Wins Women’s World Title At WWE Money In The Bank - Fightful
Liv Morgan is the new WWE Women’s World Champion. Stephanie Vaquer defended her Women’s World Championship against Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan at Money in the Bank Premium Live Event. During a recent live event in Chile, Santiago, Vaquer defeated Morgan for the title. Becky Lynch served as the special guest referee for this bout.…
Liv Morgan Wins WWE Women's World Championship at Money in the Bank 2026
Liv Morgan has regained the Women’s World Championship to kick start her fourth reign after defeating Becky Lynch and defending champion Stephanie Vaquer at WWE Money in the Bank 2026 in New Orleans. Morgan’s victory came about with Vaquer and Lynch being too distracted with each other, according to commentary’s point of view of the […]
WWE Money In The Bank 2026 Results As Liv Morgan Regains Women’s Title
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