Liv Morgan confronted the little fan who was captured on video sobbing after losing to Rhea Ripley on Friday's WWE Smackdown.
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This week’s episode of “WWE SmackDown” served as a reminder that Liv Morgan is one of WWE’s most popular talents. Viewers watching the live broadcast may have observed a small child weeping in the crowd after Morgan’s loss against Rhea Ripley. The emotional moment elicited a reaction from Ripley, who blew a kiss to the disappointed admirer, drawing attention to herself as a heel. Ripley’s Twitter profile photo has subsequently been modified to ridicule Morgan’s little admirer.
Later that night, Morgan ran across a long-time admirer, Julie, in the backstage area. Morgan requested Julie to grow up soon after a loving embrace so they could become tag team partners. Julie celebrated her tenth birthday on Friday.
“In eight more years you can be my tag team partner,” Morgan told the fan. “I’m going to wait for you, okay? I’m going to make sure I still wrestle, so we can become new tag team champions in eight years!”
Morgan isn’t the first person to make members of the WWE Universe cry on live television. In December 2021, cameras captured a little girl looking distraught in the wake of Morgan’s loss against Becky Lynch, prompting the fan to be called “Angry Liv Girl” as a spin-off to the iconic “Angry Miz Girl.” Morgan eventually reached out to “Angry Liv Girl” via DM on social media.
Morgan is not slated to wrestle at WrestleMania 39 as of this writing. Morgan has wrestled the titleholder Charlotte Flair, Sonya Deville, and Zoey Stark in a series of four-way matches at recent WWE live events for the “SmackDown” Women’s Title. With WrestleMania less than a month away, it remains to be seen if Morgan gets pushed into a fresh plot.
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WWE talent Liv Morgan had a big year in 2022. She won the women’s ladder match at Money In The Bank before defeating Ronda Rousey for the WWE Smackdown Women’s Title. She lost the title at Extreme Rules, but she hasn’t let up on the gas.
In recent months, Liv Morgan has demonstrated a more aggressive wrestling style reminiscent of the iconic promotion ECW. Liv Morgan discusses her loss of the Smackdown Women’s Title and the cruel streak that has emerged since then on Ryan Satin’s Out of Character. Fightful has given the following transcription:
“I feel like passing out and losing my title the way that I did, I feel I had worked so hard for that, and for it to be taken away, I have nothing left to lose. I have nothing else to lose. I feel like my back is against the wall, so I’m ready and willing to do anything and everything I need to do to get my championship back. If that means putting myself through pain, putting others through pain, I’m down and ready for it all and having so much fun with it.”
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