Liv Morgan just walked out of Money in the Bank 2026 with the Women’s World Championship after surviving Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a chaotic triple threat match. The title changed hands after all three women spent the match beating the hell out of each other, with Liv ultimately catching Vaquer at exactly the right moment.
Vaquer came out aggressive and immediately sent Liv to the floor before getting into it with Becky. The champion and Lynch traded shoves before Vaquer started looking for quick pinfall attempts, but Liv kept finding ways back into the fight. The action quickly spread around ringside, with Vaquer launching herself onto both opponents before Liv answered by sending Becky over the ropes with a sunset flip powerbomb and then slamming Vaquer into the ring steps.
Liv started taking control with a series of suplexes while keeping Becky tied up in the tree of woe, but Vaquer eventually found her opening and started throwing both women around. She dropped Liv with a belly-to-back suplex, hit Becky with a backbreaker and kept coming close to putting the match away.
Becky then brought a table into the equation and that was when things really started breaking down. All three women traded punches and forearms on the floor before Becky and Vaquer briefly worked together to double-suplex Liv. That partnership did not last long, with the two immediately arguing over the table before Morgan attacked both of them.
The near falls started coming fast from there. Vaquer hit Liv with a powerslam and DTR but could not get the three-count. Becky locked Morgan in the DisArmHer while Vaquer tried to break things up, and Liv nearly stole the title with a rollup on Lynch before Becky answered with a uranage.
Vaquer looked like she had the match won late after taking out both women around ringside. She blasted Becky and Liv with running double knees against the ring steps before bringing Morgan back inside and hitting a twisting moonsault. Becky saved the match by yanking the referee out of the ring before the three-count could be completed.
Vaquer immediately went after Lynch, and the fight spilled back outside. Becky tried to regain control, but Vaquer fought her off and eventually sent Lynch crashing onto the table at ringside. That left Vaquer alone with Liv, and Morgan did not waste the opening. Liv caught Vaquer with Oblivion and covered her for the three-count to become the new Women’s World Champion.
Vaquer came dangerously close to leaving Money in the Bank with her title intact, but Becky pulling the referee out completely changed the finish. Liv stayed alive long enough to capitalize, and that was all she needed to walk out with championship gold.
Liv Morgan may not have controlled every second of the match, but she controlled the one moment that mattered most. After a brutal triple threat filled with tables, ring steps and constant chaos, Morgan left New Orleans as the new Women’s World Champion.
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