Women’s World Champion says she does not care how she won
Summary
– Liv Morgan admitted she does not care if her WrestleMania 42 title win was not honorable
– She defeated Stephanie Vaquer to end a 210-day Women’s World Championship reign
– Morgan says cheating and using help from her friends only adds to her legacy
Liv Morgan is not apologizing for how she won the WWE Women’s World Championship at WrestleMania 42.
Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer on the grand stage to capture the title and end Vaquer’s impressive 210-day reign as champion.
The victory gave Morgan one of the biggest moments of her career, but instead of defending the way she won, she fully embraced every criticism that came with it.
Speaking after the match, Morgan addressed repeated claims from Stephanie Vaquer that she hides behind her friends and relies on outside help to win.
According to Morgan, those accusations are completely true, and she does not care at all.
She made it clear that winning honorably was never the priority. Cheating or using support from her allies means nothing to her as long as she leaves with the championship.
Morgan said there is not a single part of her that feels guilty because she believes she is already the greatest Women’s World Champion of all time.
For her, WrestleMania 42 was not just another title victory. It was the moment that permanently cemented her legacy.
She also made sure to take another shot at Stephanie Vaquer, boldly saying she is far better than her former rival.
After the celebration inside the ring, Morgan planned to continue the party in Las Vegas with Dominik Mysterio, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, and the rest of The Judgment Day.
The title win also kept her momentum rolling into the RAW after WrestleMania, where she had a surprise singles match against Sol Ruca.
Whether fans respect how she won or not, Morgan made one thing very clear. She only cares about being champion.
