BREAKING: Liv Morgan Suddenly Loses WWE Women’s World Championship 

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During the South America tour, Morgan continued her reign of terror and ran it back with Vaquer. Once again, the finish was quite controversial, as two referees were knocked out during the match. This didn’t sit well with the RAW General Manager, Adam Pearce.

He booked an immediate rematch for tonight’s show in Santiago, Chile, and also made Becky Lynch the special guest referee.

The Man turned the tables quickly and exacted revenge on the Judgment Day member. During the closing moments of the match, Liv Morgan hit Stephanie Vaquer with an Oblivion, but Becky Lynch flipped her off on third count.

The distraction allowed La Primera to superkick The Miracle Kid and drop her with SVB, followed by the Vaquer Inferno to get the job done.

This brought an end to Liv Morgan’s WWE Women’s World Championship reign, which lasted 147 days.

During her run, she successfully defended her title only twice, once at SummerSlam and most recently during the September 7, 2026, episode of Monday Night RAW.

As for Stephanie Vaquer, she is now a two-time WWE Women’s World Champion. With Money in the Bank right around the corner, it will be interesting to see who will step up to her as her first challenger.