Liv Morgan Wins Fourth Women’s World Title, Nears Record

Liv Morgan is once again WWE’s Women’s World Champion, defeating Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a Triple Threat match at Money in the Bank on Saturday, October 10, to claim the title for the fourth time in her career.

The win capped off a storyline that had been building for weeks between the three women. Becky Lynch had helped Vaquer wrest the title away from Judgment Day’s Morgan at a WWE live event in Santiago, Chile back in September, and all three continued crossing paths through the go-home episode of Raw before Vaquer herself called for the Triple Threat stipulation at Money in the Bank. In the end, it was Morgan who left with the gold, not Lynch or the champion who set up the match.

Morgan didn’t let the moment pass quietly, taking to X afterward to proclaim herself the “4x Greatest Women’s World Champion of ALLLLLL time,” later adding that “all is right in the world” now that she’s back on top.

There’s a case to be made for that claim, at least statistically. Morgan’s four reigns put her behind only Becky Lynch (five) and Charlotte Flair (seven) on the all-time list. More strikingly, her combined 471 days as champion put her within striking distance of Flair’s record of 478 combined days atop the division — a mark Morgan looks poised to break during this run if she can hold on for even a little while longer.

That’s a big “if,” though, because the line for a shot at her is already forming. Tiffany Stratton won the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match earlier in the night, handing her a contract she can cash in on Morgan whenever she chooses. Vaquer, having just lost the title, will almost certainly want her rematch. And Becky Lynch isn’t likely to walk away quietly either — a sixth reign would tie her with Morgan for second all-time, with Flair’s seven still looming as the ultimate target. On top of all that, there’s the long-rumored return of Naomi, who vacated the title due to pregnancy back in August of last year and is reportedly being planned for a comeback.

Inside Judgment Day, the win also reshuffles the pecking order. Roxanne Perez came up short in her own Money in the Bank ladder match bid, leaving Morgan as the faction’s standard-bearer once again. Given how the group’s dynamic has shifted over recent months, it wouldn’t be surprising to see Morgan use her title win to reassert her standing within Judgment Day when Raw airs on Monday, October 12 — and for the simmering tension with Perez to eventually come to a head.

For now, though, the Women’s World Championship picture is as crowded as it’s been in some time, with Stratton’s briefcase hanging over Morgan’s head and Vaquer, Lynch and potentially Naomi all circling. Whether Morgan can navigate that gauntlet long enough to pass Flair’s record may be the most compelling subplot of WWE’s women’s division heading into the next few months.

4x Greatest Women’s World Champion of ALLLLLL time 🖕

— LIV Morgan (@YaOnlyLivvOnce) October 11, 2026

All is right in the world fr

— LIV Morgan (@YaOnlyLivvOnce) October 11, 2026