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Morgan had a gnarly bump on her forehead as a result, and both she and Perez were reportedly placed in the concussion protocol. That said, the Women’s World Champion recently appeared on WatchGinoTV to promote SummerSlam 2026.
During the conversation, Liv Morgan opened up about the injury she suffered before WrestleMania 42.
“I pretty much was having a meeting with my little prodigy, Roxanne Perez, in the Judgment Day clubhouse. No one gets access to the clubhouse unless you’re in the Judgment Day. Stephanie Vaquer – my WrestleMania opponent, whom I defeated at WrestleMania because I’m so much better than her – snuck into the clubhouse. She shoved me from behind, which was what she was doing my whole entire feud with her, she was just attacking me from behind. I bashed heads with my poor little Roxy, had a hematoma which was huge on my head. All the blood drained down to my face and I had two black eyes. So, I won at WrestleMania with a giant hematoma on my head, and two black eyes. It’s kind of iconic,” she said. [H/T: WrestleTalk]
Despite being hurt before the bout, Liv Morgan went on to dethrone Stephanie Vaquer at The Show of Shows.
Liv Morgan opens up about her acting aspirations
In the same conversation, Liv Morgan discussed her acting aspirations as well as how long she plans on wrestling. The Miracle Kid revealed that she would wrestle until she no longer could, but also noted that she loved acting and was grateful to WWE for allowing her to explore other ventures.
“I’m wrestling until the wheels fall off. I’m a lifer. But, yes, I’m very interested in acting, and WWE has been so gracious in kind of letting me explore that and spread my wings a little bit,” Morgan said.
It remains to be seen who steps up as Morgan’s first challenger for the Women’s World Championship.
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