WWE Superstar Liv Morgan was a guest on the most recent episode of the Busted Open Radio podcast.
The former SmackDown Women’s Champion spoke at length about the success she’s achieved over the past few years, including an important moment that occurred before last year’s Money In The Bank pay-per-view event.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On realizing success in her path to the spotlight: “I’ve really appreciated the journey. I had so many times where I doubted if I would get to become champion, or kind of be, you know, the martyrs of the women’s division. And so, I felt like I knew always, all along, that the journey was going to be worth the outcome.”
On how far she’s come from where she started: “You know, five-year-old little Liv would have died [to be in this position], and so, yeah, I felt like I just owed it to myself to see how good I could possibly be.”
On her seminal moment before Money In The Bank 2022: “I had wrestled a match, I can’t remember who, but we went dark like off camera and I got to cut a promo for just the live audience, talking about how much I wanted to win Money in the Bank. And they just broke out in, ‘You deserve it’ chants,’ and it kind of stunned me in my place, and I felt, I guess for the first time, how much support I had that I didn’t realize.’”
On the turning point when she lost to Ronda Rousey: “I think it started the moment I passed out in Ronda Rousey’s, her submission hold she had on me. I think in that moment, losing everything I ever wanted kind of gave me this freedom to be like, ‘Alright, kid, you did it. You got it. Now, you’ve lost it.’”
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