Positive Update on Liv Morgan And Roxanne Perez’s WrestleMania 42 Status After Head Collision

Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez’s WrestleMania 42 status just took a turn — and this time, the update is finally giving WWE some breathing room.

After serious concern earlier this week that both Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez could miss WrestleMania following their brutal collision on Raw, a new report is now shifting the outlook behind the scenes.

According to WrestleVotes Radio on Fightful Select, there is a strong sense of optimism within WWE that both women will be cleared in time for the show — a major change from the uncertainty just days ago. The report also addressed Stephanie Vaquer, making it clear there is no internal heat on her following the incident. The collision is being viewed as an unfortunate accident rather than anything reckless.

This comes after Bryan Alvarez previously painted a much more uncertain picture while speaking on Wrestling Observer Live, stressing how close things were to falling apart depending on timing. He also made it clear just how serious the situation looked in the moment, even as he left the door open for recovery.

“They were both put in concussion protocol, but anyway, the point is—it’s ‘wait and see.’ Like, I was pretty much told if WrestleMania 42 was this weekend, that match probably ain’t happening. Two weeks from now, I guess we’ll see if it happens. But it was absolutely brutal.”

Morgan is still set to challenge Vaquer for the Women’s World Championship at WrestleMania 42, while Perez’s status is equally important given her involvement in the situation and overall positioning heading into the show.

With concussion protocol always unpredictable, nothing is guaranteed — but WWE reportedly believes there’s still enough time for both Morgan and Perez to be medically cleared. That’s a big change from earlier fears — and with WrestleMania 42 right around the corner, it keeps one of the company’s key stories intact.

Do you think Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez will both be cleared in time for WrestleMania 42, or should WWE still be preparing backup plans? Drop your thoughts and let me know.