Liv Morgan Denies Exploiting Members of the Judgment Day

WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan sat down with Jackie Redmond ahead of today’s Night of Champions event, where she competes in the Queen of the Ring finals. During the conversation, Liv Morgan denied using her fellow Judgment Day stablemates to further her own self-interests and more. Below are some highlights:

On the Success of ‘Trouble’

“I think “Trouble” is the hottest song and the hottest music video of 2026, over one million views on YouTube. And that’s just YouTube alone. If you’re talking about socials, we’re talking about millions, millions of impressions, Jackie. I had a very unique opportunity to record my own entrance song because I wanted new music. I feel like we are in a new era of Liv Morgan. And so I wanted to record my song, and that came with a more unique opportunity to record this music video. These were all things I never really thought that I’d do, but I did it. And what, no surprise, it was a huge success, just like everything else that I do. It’s been great.”

Liv Morgan on the Accusations That She and Dominik Mysterio Are Using the Judgment Day to Further Their Own Self-Interests

“Yeah, I’ve not heard that at all. Not even once. Is that what people are saying? The Judgment Day is a united front. We are a family. I don’t know how I can be using Roxanne, Raquel, or JD when I just told Raquel to go for the IC title. I’ve tried to win the tag team championship with Raquel. I told JD to get the IC title off of Penta. So how can I be using them when I am pushing for their success? Because a success for one is a success for all in the Judgment Day.”

If She Had Any Worries About Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez Also Competing in the Tournament

“No. Why would I be happy that I advanced and my girls, Roxanne and Raquel, didn’t? Like I said, a win for one is a win for all. I would’ve loved to face Roxanne. I would’ve loved to face Raquel. But that’s just not the way the hand was dealt. They did not advance, and I did. They’re not upset at my success. I’m not upset at their lack of success in advancing in this tournament. We are all happy for each other. I would’ve been happy. I would’ve loved to have this moment with my Judgment Day sisters. But unfortunately, that’s just not what happened.”

Liv Morgan faces Iyo Sky in the finals of the Queen of the Ring at today’s WWE Night of Champions 2026. The winner will earn a title shot. That means if Morgan wins, she will have an opportunity to compete for the WWE Women’s title and become a double champion at WWE SummerSlam 2026 in August.

WWE Night of Champions 2026 takes place later today at the Kingdom Arena in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. It will air live on the ESPN App in the U.S., and the first hour will be simulcast on ESPN. The show will stream on Netflix internationally.

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