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Liv Morgan Recalls Advice From Her Early WWE Training
Liv Morgan says early WWE training taught her to stay quiet and observe.
She recalled that trainees in her first 30 days were not allowed into the ring and had to watch from the sidelines.
Morgan said her rise took work, as she had little athletic experience beyond competitive cheerleading and later realized signing with WWE was only a first step.
She has since become a four-time world champion and recently beat Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a Triple Threat match at Money in the Bank.
Morgan is set to face Chelsea Green for the Women's Crown Jewel Championship at Night of Champions.
Tiffany Stratton could cash in her Money in the Bank contract on either champion at any time, adding uncertainty to the title picture.
Liv Morgan recalled being advised to stay quiet and watch closely when she began training in WWE.
She said new trainees were not allowed in the ring for 30 days and had to observe from the sidelines.
Morgan shared the memory during an appearance on First We Feast’s “Hot Ones.”
She said her path to becoming a champion was difficult and that she initially lacked an athletic background beyond competitive cheerleading.
- Who
- Liv Morgan, WWE Women’s World Champion.
- What
- She recalled advice from her early WWE training: “Shut up and keep your eyes open.
- When
- During an appearance on “Hot Ones”; the date is not stated.
- Where
- WWE’s training system; the location is not stated.
- Why
- Morgan was describing what she learned during her early days in WWE training.
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She said trainees were not allowed in the ring for 30 days and had to watch from the sidelines.
Morgan recalled the advice she received at the start of training.
- Training restriction
- Trainees could not enter the WWE ring for 30 days
- Advice recalled
- Shut up and keep your eyes open
- Appearance
- First We Feast’s “Hot Ones
- Athletic background
- Competitive cheerleading
What people are saying
Day one, starting [out], it was a lot of, ... 'Shut up and keep your eyes open,' you know?
We're not even allowed in the ring for 30 days, back in my day when I started.
You had to sit and watch from the sidelines.
So I just remember learning to shut the f*** up!