Mexico City fans were saying some absolutely filthy things during the September 14, 2026 episode of WWE RAW, and Netflix apparently decided viewers at home didn’t need to hear all of it. Ringside News has learned that multiple NSFW insults aimed at WWE stars were cleaned out of the replay, including a “Pinche güera” chant directed straight at Liv Morgan.
Liv walked into a hostile building from the second she came out with Dominik Mysterio during the opening segment. She started tearing into Stephanie Vaquer and Rey Mysterio, and the Mexico City crowd fired right back with language that apparently got a little too hot for Netflix.
William Beltrán of SuperLuchas sent word to Ringside News that the chants went well beyond normal wrestling boos. According to Beltrán, some of the stronger insults were completely edited out, while even lighter shots got covered up or censored in the audio.
“There were some very strong insults directed at several wrestlers, and those were edited out. Even milder comments, such as ‘Pinche güera’ (‘F*cking blonde’ or ‘Damn blonde’) directed at Liv Morgan, were removed, covered up, or censored with audio.”
That’s the part that really stands out. If “Pinche güera” was considered one of the milder things being yelled at WWE talent that night, then the stuff Netflix actually killed from the replay must have been on another level. Fans sitting inside Arena CDMX heard the raw version of the show. People watching the replay got the sanitized cut.
Liv wasn’t the only person getting roasted either. The Mexico City crowd spent the entire night letting WWE talent have it, with Roman Reigns getting hammered with boos during his World Heavyweight Championship match against Penta and Dominik Mysterio getting his usual treatment every time he opened his mouth.
Netflix has also been getting more aggressive about cleaning up WWE replays after the live broadcast. Camera angles, gestures, blood, profanity and now crowd audio have all found themselves on the chopping block once the replay goes up. That creates a pretty situation where the people in the building get one WWE show and replay viewers get the cleaned-up version later.
The Mexico City crowd came ready to talk trash, and apparently some of that trash talk was too nasty to survive Netflix’s edit button. Liv Morgan heard the insults live whether Netflix liked them or not — viewers at home just weren’t allowed to hear everything she did.
What do you think the Mexico City crowd was yelling that Netflix considered even worse than “Pinche güera”? Should WWE crowd chants be left completely untouched on replays? Let us know what you think and leave your feedback in the comments.
