Deleted Tweet Sparks Speculation About Liv’s Future
Summary
– Liv Morgan lost the Women’s World Title to Rhea Ripley during RAW’s Netflix debut on January 6
– She posted and quickly deleted a bold tweet hinting she’s not done fighting
– WrestleMania plans seem to focus on Ripley, Lynch, Flair, and an unnamed competitor
Monday Night RAW’s Netflix debut delivered a major shock as Rhea Ripley defeated Liv Morgan to claim the Women’s World Title. While fans are still processing the upset, Morgan briefly addressed her loss on social media before deleting her comments.
Shortly after the match, Morgan took to Twitter/X, posting, “She may have won the battle, but I won the war #LMRT,” accompanied by photos from her match with Ripley. The tweet vanished soon after, sparking fan speculation. Was it a dig at Ripley or a sign that Morgan isn’t stepping back from the spotlight?
Morgan’s championship journey has been one of resilience. She captured the title by defeating Becky Lynch at the King and Queen of the Ring in 2024 and successfully defended it against Ripley at SummerSlam and Bad Blood. Morgan’s reign included surviving Dominik Mysterio’s betrayal of Ripley, which helped her retain the championship.
With WrestleMania 41 approaching, backstage reports suggest WWE is centering its women’s title matches on Rhea Ripley, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and a yet-to-be-revealed contender. Liv’s omission from these plans reportedly contributed to her losing the title.
An insider revealed on *Backstage Pass* that it boiled down to roster priorities: “They wanted Rhea, obviously, to be one of those. I think Becky and Charlotte are going to be two and three. And I just don’t believe they had a spot for Liv there.”
Despite her setback, Liv Morgan’s determination and fiery attitude leave fans eager to see what’s next. Her deleted tweet hints that her journey is far from over, even if the title is no longer in her grasp.
