BREAKING: Cancelled Liv Morgan Plans Led To Stephanie Vaquer WWE Return On RAW [REPORT]

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Cory Hays of False Finish quoted the report of SKY being considered to win the Women’s World Championship and claimed that the plan was always for her to win the Queen of the Ring. Meanwhile, Morgan was always going to retain the title at SummerSlam, leading to the segment that occurred on this week’s RAW, involving Lynch and Vaquer.

Liv Morgan wants to keep the WWE Women’s World Championship for 1,000 days

Liv Morgan recently reached 100 days as the WWE Women’s World Champion. However, she has bigger goals and wants to hit 1,000 days as champion.

Speaking to ESPN SportsCenter before SummerSlam 2026, Morgan discussed her SummerSlam track record and claimed she wants to keep the momentum going.

“I’d love to keep my streak going. Like you said, I am 2-0 at SummerSlam. I have a great track record, so I’d love to keep that going. But most importantly, I want to retain my Women’s World Championship. I am over 100 days as champion, and I want to make it a 1,000 days as champion,”

Liv Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer at WrestleMania 42 to win the WWE Women’s World Championship. She won the title with help from her Judgment Day stablemates, Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez.

At SummerSlam, it was the same story all over again, as Perez and Rodriguez once again got involved, taking out SKY behind the referee’s back, which ultimately led to SKY retaining her title. Liv Morgan’s next title defense could be against either Becky Lynch or Stephanie Vaquer, with both having sights on the Women’s World Title.