Netflix Edits Out Becky Lynch’s Dominik Mysterio Line from WWE RAW Replay

Steve Carrier 2 min read
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Becky Lynch took a shot at Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio on the August 3, 2026 edition of RAW. Now it’s gone. Fans who watched Monday night’s show live heard Lynch fire off one of the night’s most memorable lines during her confrontation with Liv Morgan. By the time the episode hit Netflix on replay, the comment had quietly disappeared.

Standing face-to-face with Morgan, Lynch mocked the Women’s World Champion before turning her attention to Dominik Mysterio.

“You’re not even the greatest women’s champion to sleep with Dominik Mysterio.”

The line aired live. It doesn’t appear in the Netflix replay. In fact, it’s hardly the first time fans have spotted changes after WWE shows land on the streaming service.

Recent replays have blurred Bron Breakker’s blood at Night of Champions, swapped camera angles to avoid showing the injury, replaced the crowd’s “holy sh*t” chants with “This is awesome,” censored Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi’s middle-finger exchange on RAW, and even edited Raquel Rodriguez’s bloodied face following her Women’s Intercontinental Championship victory.

Becky’s promo is now the latest segment to get the same treatment. The edit came during one of the biggest moments of the night as Lynch returned after nearly two months away before Stephanie Vaquer also made her comeback to confront Liv Morgan. Anyone watching live heard the full exchange. Anyone catching the replay saw a different version.

As WWE’s partnership with Netflix continues, the list of altered replays keeps getting longer—and Becky Lynch’s jab at Dominik Mysterio is now the latest moment to quietly disappear.

Do you think WWE should leave Netflix replays untouched, or are edits like this understandable? Let us know in the comments below.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.