Liv Morgan Addresses The Judgment Day’s WWE Future Amid Breakup Rumors

Liv Morgan clarifies the state of her faction in a new interview.

The Judgement Day members have had tensions flare up between them in recent months. This has led fans to believe that the faction may be breaking up.

Some examples are Liv Morgan eliminating Raquel Rodriguez from the Women’s Royal Rumble match despite them being teammates and former tag team partners, Roxanne Perez and Morgan’s failed attempts to help Rodriguez during her World Title match against Stephanie Vaquer, and the men in the faction (Finn Balor, Dominik Mysterio, and JD McDonagh) also arguing over various things.

As cracks are beginning to show in the stable, fans and critics were quick to assume that the faction may break up and the stars could go their separate ways. But Liv Morgan has clarified that it isn’t so and says it’s the exact opposite.

Liv Morgan Talks About Judgement Day’s Future

During a recent appearance on Good Karma Wrestling, Morgan was asked by one of the hosts if rumours of them breaking up were true despite the group constantly moving forward.

Morgan answered, saying that Judgement Day is family and fights among family members are common, clarifying that all is good in the faction.

Yeah, The Judgment Day is a family at the end of the day. And we say this all the time, and people think that we’re joking. They must think we don’t mean it.

Morgan goes on to use her own real-life family as an example.

The Judgment Day is a family. And family fights. I don’t know if you guys have brothers and sisters, but I have I have I have six brothers and sisters. So, I was always fightingwith my family. And that’s exactly how it is in the judgment day. We love each other.

There’s an unconditional love. We may fight sometimes, but we want the greatest good for everyone. And so, we pull each other up. We keep each other going. We keep each other accountableand um we’re really just there for each other, which makes us the greatest, most dominant faction in the history of WWE.

Our accolades altogether I think outdo any other group or faction in WWE.

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