Liv Morgan Regains Women’s World Championship at WWE Money in the Bank 2026

Liv Morgan Regains Women’s World Championship at WWE Money in the Bank 2026

In a breathtaking, high-impact Triple Threat match at WWE Money in the Bank, Liv Morgan reclaimed the WWE Women’s World Championship by defeating defending champion Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The championship clash saw non-stop physical action right from the opening bell. Vaquer brought her trademark aggression, targeting both Lynch and Morgan early with devastating belly-to-back suplexes, running double-knee strikes, and a twisting moonsault. Lynch, competing in her first premium live event since returning from a fractured vertebra, fired back with exploder suplexes, double DDTs, and a DisArmHer submission attempt.

As the chaotic contest spilled to the outside, Lynch and Vaquer temporarily joined forces to set up a table at ringside. Late in the bout, after a sequence of brutal collisions involving the ring steps and barricades, Vaquer knocked Lynch onto the table at ringside with a series of heavy headbutts.

Seizing the ultimate split-second opportunity while Vaquer’s back was turned, Morgan slid into the ring from out of nowhere and laid out the champion with a devastating obLIVion to secure the three-count victory and capture the gold once again.

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