Liv Morgan celebrates 100 days as WWE Women’s World Champion
Cageside Seats • 3 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026

Liv Morgan marks her 100th day as WWE Women’s World Champion today. She secured the title at WrestleMania 42, defeating Stephanie Vaquer in under seven minutes. Following her victory, Morgan aimed to become a dual champion by advancing to the Queen of the Ring tournament finals, ultimately losing to Iyo Sky. She has successfully defended her title twice during WWE’s Summer European Tour and prepares for her first title defense on WWE programming against Sky at SummerSlam this Saturday.
- •Morgan won the title at WrestleMania 42 on April 1, 2026.
- •She defeated Stephanie Vaquer in under seven minutes for the championship.
- •Morgan reached the Queen of the Ring finals but lost to Iyo Sky.
- •She has defended her title twice during WWE’s Summer European Tour.
- •Morgan faces Iyo Sky again at SummerSlam on August 5, 2026.
- 4:34 PMCageside Seats — Liv Morgan responds to criticism of her defense-free WWE Women’s World title reign
- 6:00 PMCageside Seats — Liv Morgan reaches 100 days as WWE World Champion
"Congratulations to Liv Morgan, who today celebrates her 100th day as WWE Women’s World Champion. Besides giving me a reason to post her white-hot single, “Trouble,” let’s take a moment to appreciate what the leader of Judgment Day has accomplished in the past 100 days. It began at WrestleMania 42, where Morgan beat Stephanie Vaquer in under seven minutes to win the gold. Some were surprised and even upset that it didn’t go longer. Regardless, the quick victory made a statement: Morgan was back to run the show. Next, she embarked on an ambitious campaign to become a dual champion. Morgan entered the Queen of the Ring tournament, hoping to earn a WWE Women’s title match at SummerSlam. On her road to the finals, she outlasted Alexa Bliss, Becky Lynch, and Chelsea Green in a Fatal 4-Way. She then beat Charlotte Flair in the semifinals by forcing Flair to tap out. Were it not for some demonic force putting a curse on her at Night of Champions, Morgan might have become Queen. Instead, she lost to Iyo Sky in a competitive contest. The two meet again this Saturday at SummerSlam, when Morgan defends her title for the first time on WWE programming. Morgan has already successfully defended her title twice during WWE’s Summer European Tour. As we look ahead to what’s next, let’s appreciate what’s been an inspiring and entertaining run at the top of Raw from everyone’s favorite troublemaker. Congratulations, champ. Here’s to another 100 days and beyond.
"NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JULY 19: Liv Morgan speaks onstage during WWE Summer Slam Kickoff at Fanatics Fest NYC 2026 at Jacob Javits Center on July 19, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for Fanatics) | Getty Images for Fanatics On Monday (July 27), our man M. told us about Liv Morgan reaching 100 days as WWE Women’s World champion in his unmistakable style — complete with his latest Rickrolling-esque hype for Morgan’s self-sung entrance tune, “Trouble”. G0MEZ pointed out that Morgan has successfully defended the belt she won at WrestleMania 42 in April twice on house shows in Europe, but in response he was mostly reminded that Liv hasn’t defended her belt on a televised or streaming show in her now 100+ days as champ. Liv doesn’t even bother pointing out those European live defenses. In a video CJ “Lana” Perry posted to Instagram that looks to have been taken Monday night when Raw in Los Angeles, Morgan puts her own spin the heel technique of boasting that you’re too smart or too big of a star to defend: “My 100th day as champion. Zero days defending. Because I’m that iconic, you don’t need to defend shit.” View this post on Instagram Whatever you think of Liv’s 102 days and counting reign, we can all watch her defend it this Saturday (Aug. 1) at Night One of SummerSlam in Minneapolis.
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External links- Cageside SeatsJul 29, 2026, 4:34 PMLiv Morgan responds to criticism of her defense-free WWE Women’s World title reign
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - JULY 19: Liv Morgan speaks onstage during WWE Summer Slam Kickoff at Fanatics Fest NYC 2026 at Jacob Javits Center on July 19, 2026 in New York City. (Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images for Fanatics) | Getty Images for Fanatics On Monday (July 27), our man M. told us about Liv Morgan reaching 100 days as WWE Women’s World champion in his unmistakable style — complete with his latest Rickrolling-esque hype for Morgan’s self-sung entrance tune, “Trouble”. G0MEZ pointed out that Morgan has successfully defended the belt she won at WrestleMania 42 in April twice on house shows in Europe, but in response he was mostly reminded that Liv hasn’t defended her belt on a televised or streaming show in her now 100+ days as champ. Liv doesn’t even bother pointing out those European live defenses. In a video CJ “Lana” Perry posted to Instagram that looks to have been taken Monday night when Raw in Los Angeles, Morgan puts her own spin the heel technique of boasting that you’re too smart or too big of a star to defend: “My 100th day as champion. Zero days defending. Because I’m that iconic, you don’t need to defend shit.” View this post on Instagram Whatever you think of Liv’s 102 days and counting reign, we can all watch her defend it this Saturday (Aug. 1) at Night One of SummerSlam in Minneapolis.
- Cageside SeatsJul 27, 2026, 6:00 PMLiv Morgan reaches 100 days as WWE World Champion
Congratulations to Liv Morgan, who today celebrates her 100th day as WWE Women’s World Champion. Besides giving me a reason to post her white-hot single, “Trouble,” let’s take a moment to appreciate what the leader of Judgment Day has accomplished in the past 100 days. It began at WrestleMania 42, where Morgan beat Stephanie Vaquer in under seven minutes to win the gold. Some were surprised and even upset that it didn’t go longer. Regardless, the quick victory made a statement: Morgan was back to run the show. Next, she embarked on an ambitious campaign to become a dual champion. Morgan entered the Queen of the Ring tournament, hoping to earn a WWE Women’s title match at SummerSlam. On her road to the finals, she outlasted Alexa Bliss, Becky Lynch, and Chelsea Green in a Fatal 4-Way. She then beat Charlotte Flair in the semifinals by forcing Flair to tap out. Were it not for some demonic force putting a curse on her at Night of Champions, Morgan might have become Queen. Instead, she lost to Iyo Sky in a competitive contest. The two meet again this Saturday at SummerSlam, when Morgan defends her title for the first time on WWE programming. Morgan has already successfully defended her title twice during WWE’s Summer European Tour. As we look ahead to what’s next, let’s appreciate what’s been an inspiring and entertaining run at the top of Raw from everyone’s favorite troublemaker. Congratulations, champ. Here’s to another 100 days and beyond.
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