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This week, in a backstage segment, Dominik Mysterio had a conversation with JD McDonagh about the immediate future plans for The Judgment Day, telling McDonagh to capture the Intercontinental title at WrestleMania 42 while he deals with “the other side” of Finn Balor. After giving Liv Morgan a kiss on her forehead, he departed. She made Raquel Rodriguez step out of the clubhouse to privately converse with Perez. She told Perez that while Finn Balor was the one to bring her into The Judgment Day, he betrayed them. Before she could say anything else, Stephanie Vaquer struck her from behind – shoving her into Perez before slamming Morgan head-first into the TV.

Naturally, the TV broke. This was exactly what Vaquer said she would do. Not in the literal sense that she said she would send Morgan into a television set, but more the fact that she was willing to play dirty since that’s what her WrestleMania opponent was willing to do.

With just under two weeks to go for the blockbuster clash, it looks like there is some serious bad blood between the two top-tier women in WWE.