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Liv Morgan Wins Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank
Liv Morgan won WWE’s Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank on Oct.
10 in New Orleans.
She beat defending champion Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a triple-threat match, where all three wrestlers competed for the title at once.
Vaquer had requested the match.
Lynch pulled referee Jessika Carr out of the ring to stop a count after Vaquer nearly won.
Later, while Lynch was out of position, Morgan hit Vaquer with Oblivion and pinned her.
The win began Morgan’s fourth world championship reign and ended Vaquer’s title run.
The match left Vaquer and Lynch to deal with the result, while Morgan left the event as champion.
Liv Morgan won the Women’s World Championship at WWE Money in the Bank 2026 in New Orleans on Oct. 10.
Morgan defeated defending champion Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a triple threat match.
She secured the three-count after hitting Vaquer with Oblivion.
Lynch had pulled referee Jessika Carr out of the ring, stopping a count that could have allowed Vaquer to retain.
The victory marked Morgan’s fourth world championship reign.
- Who
- Liv Morgan won the title against Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch.
- What
- Morgan won the Women’s World Championship in a triple threat match.
- When
- Oct. 10, 2026.
- Where
- WWE Money in the Bank 2026 in New Orleans.
- Why
- Morgan took advantage of an opening after Vaquer sent Lynch into a table at ringside.
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Vaquer defended the Women’s World Championship against Morgan and Lynch at Money in the Bank in New Orleans.
Lynch pulled referee Jessika Carr out of the ring, stopping a count on Vaquer.
Morgan hit Vaquer with Oblivion and secured the three-count to win the title.
- Winner
- Liv Morgan
- Title
- Women’s World Championship
- Event
- WWE Money in the Bank 2026
- Location
- New Orleans
- Date
- Oct. 10, 2026
- Reign
- Morgan’s fourth world championship reign
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