
WWE star Liv Morgan has shared a candid assessment of The Judgment Day’s current status on WWE television, admitting that while the faction feels a bit stagnant right now, she remains fully committed to the group’s long-term future.
Appearing alongside Dominik Mysterio on Six Feet Under with The Undertaker, Morgan and Mysterio reflected on the evolution of the stable over the past two years following Finn Bálor’s exit and the additions of Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez.
During the conversation, Morgan spoke openly about the trajectory of the group and how they navigate creative shifts on Monday Night RAW.
“I’ll be with them forever,” Morgan declared.
“Yeah, as long as they’ll have us,” Mysterio added.
“I’m happy. I feel like we’re a little bit stagnant right now, but I’m happy,” Morgan admitted.
“Yeah, we’ve had some struggles,” Mysterio noted.
“I feel like we can make it through anything, honestly. I feel like we can maneuver through anything,” Morgan continued.
“We’ve been through some shit,” Mysterio agreed.
“I think I’ve stayed longer than anyone had anticipated. Judgment Day as a whole, four or five (years),” Morgan reflected.
Despite the creative hurdles facing the faction, Morgan remains a central figure in Monday Night RAW’s women’s division. She is scheduled to challenge for the WWE Women’s World Championship at WWE Money in the Bank in a high-stakes Triple Threat match against Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch.
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