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4. They are both on RAW
Morgan and Vaquer are both on RAW, with the latter holding the Women’s World Championship. It seems unlikely that WWE will want to move the Miracle Kid to SmackDown, especially with The Judgment Day also on the red-branded show.
As a result, a feud with Vaquer makes a lot of sense from a brand-continuity standpoint. Netflix would not want to lose one of the biggest stars in the women’s division on the Road to WrestleMania, which is another reason why the 2026 Women’s Rumble winner could challenge for the Women’s World Title.
3. Liv Morgan will likely want to reclaim the Women’s World Championship
Last year, the Judgment Day member lost her Women’s World Title to Rhea Ripley on RAW’s Netflix debut. She hasn’t been able to capture it again since, and WrestleMania could be the perfect opportunity for Morgan to become a two-time world champion.
She already hinted at coming after the title following her return at Survivor Series, and now has the discretion to challenge for it at the biggest show of the year.
2. A clear babyface vs. heel dynamic
WWE tends to avoid babyface vs. babyface and heel vs. heel feuds as much as possible to keep the crowd polarized. With Jade Cargill and Liv Morgan both working as heels now, it would be a rather odd dynamic if they were to feud for the Women’s Championship.
On the other hand, Stephanie Vaquer is a pure babyface and would be the clear fan-favorite heading into the Show of Shows. Having her feud with Morgan for the world title would be a much more natural matchup.
1. Morgan and Vaquer’s segment had more heat than the segment with Cargill
This past week on WWE RAW, Stephanie Vaquer, Dominik Mysterio, and Liv Morgan had a segment in the ring. Mysterio essentially acted as the translator in the promo, but his involvement only made the segment more fun.
In comparison, while there wasn’t anything inherently wrong with Morgan’s appearance on SmackDown, it lacked the same kind of reaction from fans. Cargill’s lackluster run as the Women’s Champion is one of the reasons behind this. In addition, there is no real backstory to them feuding, since Jordynne Grace and Tiffany Stratton have more of a claim to challenge Cargill.
As a result, Liv Morgan challenging the 32-year-old Chilean in Las Vegas seems like the most probable outcome in the coming weeks.
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