Liv Morgan Admits To Massive Botch Following WWE Royal Rumble Win
Liv Morgan missed a major thing she had to do immediately after her Royal Rumble win.
Liv Morgan entered the women’s Royal Rumble match at #14 and went on to win the gimmick match, securing herself a title shot at one of the two top Women’s titles in WWE at WrestleMania 42 in Vegas.
She eliminated Nattie (Natalya Neidhart), her Judgement Day faction-mate Raquel Rodriguez, and a returning Tiffany Stratton with an Oblivion off the apron in the end to win in style.
Big moments like these come by rarely in wrestlers’ careers, and Morgan was understandably lost in the moment, and she forgot to do one very important thing after the match. She revealed what that was in a recent appearance on TMZ Sports’ Inside The Ring.
Liv Morgan Talks About Major Botch After Royal Rumble Win
In the interview, when one host asks her how she’s feeling a few days after the event, and things have settled in, Liv Morgan responds by saying that she’s super happy and excited.
She admits that she was so lost in the moment when she won that she forgot to point to the WrestleMania sign. This is something almost every wrestler does after winning the Royal Rumble match to create a grand-scale visual and hype up their main event match at Mania.
I’m still super excited, I’m still super happy. Y’know in the moment when I won, I really was like conscious of like these moments come and go and you don’t know if you’ll get a moment like this again so I really savored it. I savored it so much that I forgot to point to the WrestleMania sign. I was so in the moment that I forgot to point to the sign.
That’s what you do in the Rumble, you know that you’re gonna have this amazing visual where you’re pointing to the WrestleMania sign and I completely forgot cause I was really savoring it and in it.
So a couple of days removed,i’m just as excited and just as happy. (3:17 onwards)
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