3 Reasons why Liv Morgan MUST NOT choose Jade Cargill as her opponent for WrestleMania 42

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Fans are speculating that The Miracle Kid might change her mind this Friday, possibly choosing WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill instead. Here are three reasons why Liv Morgan shouldn’t choose Cargill as her opponent for WrestleMania 42.

#3. Liv Morgan still has unfinished business with Stephanie Vaquer and The Judgment Day

While a cross-brand dream match sounds tempting, it appears that Liv Morgan’s most compelling story is still on RAW. The tension between Morgan and the Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer has reached a boiling point, especially after the latter successfully defended her title against Raquel Rodriguez in that brutal Philly Street Fight this week on the red brand show.

Choosing Jade Cargill would mean leaving The Judgment Day drama behind unresolved. With Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez closing in on her, The Miracle Kid moving to SmackDown would feel like she’s running from the fire she ignited. To truly show her dominance, Liv might need to dismantle the division she currently represents before trying to conquer another.

#2. It could risk the betrayal storyline by Raquel Rodrigeuz

Liv Morgan eliminated her stablemate, Raquel Rodriguez, during the Women’s Royal Rumble Match before finally winning the bout. While this could have led to a fallout, Morgan believed that Big Mami Cool had her shot at the title and said that she was not selfish and would let The Miracle Kid have her chance.

However, since that was not the case, as Rodriguez lost the Philly Street Fight, it looks like a betrayal might set in sooner than expected. If Liv Morgan chooses Jade Cargill, it could risk this betrayal storyline that fans are hoping to see on the Road to WrestleMania.

#1. Tiffany Stratton needs her rematch against Jade Cargill at WrestleMania 42

After being away from the ring since dropping the WWE Women’s Championship to Jade Cargill at Saturday Night’s Main Event in November 2025, Tiffany Stratton made a surprise return at the Royal Rumble premium live event.

Although Tiffany didn’t win the Rumble, it didn’t harm her dream of reclaiming her throne as champion. Considering her questionable loss to Cargill, it makes sense for the creative team to book a rematch between the two, with WrestleMania 42 being the ideal stage for the showdown. Hence, Liv Morgan choosing Jade would conflict with Jade Cargill vs. Tiffany Stratton for ‘Mania 42.

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