Liv Morgan just dropped one of those random personal confessions you probably never expected to hear from a WWE Superstar — she likes the smell of gasoline.
Morgan made the admission during an IGN interview tied to WWE 2K26 while answering a series of questions about her personal “GOAT” picks. When she was asked to name the best smell she has ever experienced, Liv’s first thought went straight to the gas pump. Yes, really. Morgan admitted she’s into the smell of gasoline, even though she knows plenty of people absolutely can’t stand it.
“I like the smell of gas. But that’s not like the goat smell, but I like the smell of gas. And a lot of people don’t like it.”
Liv wasn’t actually ready to crown gasoline as the greatest smell of all time, though. She quickly changed course and brought Dominik Mysterio into the conversation. According to Morgan, Dominik wears a cologne that isn’t overpowering, but it apparently has some serious staying power once he walks through a room.
“But the goat smell, you know, Dominic has this cologne and it’s not overpowering, but like he walks past you and you can smell him for like 45 seconds after he walks by. And it’s just a Dominic smell. So maybe maybe Dominic’s smell.”
So gasoline may have a fan in Liv Morgan, but Dominik still wins this one. The answer also fits right in with the way Liv continues to talk about Dom, because even a question about smells somehow ended with her putting him over. This time, though, Dominik had to beat out gasoline to get the top spot.
Liv Morgan liking the smell of gas is definitely not something most fans probably had on their bingo card, but now we know where she stands every time somebody pulls up to the pump.
Do you agree with Liv Morgan about the smell of gasoline, or is that an instant no for you? Let us know what you think in the comments.
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