Liv Morgan says she’s earned ‘creative liberties’ in WWE
Liv Morgan doesn’t get to dictate the direction of her WWE character, but she’s earned the right to have some say in her creative plans.
While appearing on Bradley Martyn’s Raw Talk, Morgan addressed whether she has any say in what happens on-screen in WWE. Morgan said she has some “creative liberties,” though that’s not standard for everyone. You have to earn the right to have input.
“Am I actively writing the show? No. But do I have creative liberties? Yeah,” she said. “But that’s like something you earn. You don’t just get creative liberties. Like, you have to earn to be able to be trusted to have creative liberties.”
Morgan was asked when she earned the right to have this input.
“Probably like 2024, I feel like,” she said. “Yeah [that feels good], it does. Because that means they know that I know my sh*t, and I take pride in them knowing that I know my sh*t.”
Morgan won the 2026 women’s Royal Rumble match and is now set for a WrestleMania 42 title bout against Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer. It’s a huge moment for Morgan, and she’ll be emotional if she wins. But performing at WrestleMania doesn’t carry more pressure for Morgan
“I don’t feel more pressure on certain shows. To me, WrestleMania is the same to me as like Monday Night Raw. Like, I don’t feel more pressure at WrestleMania,” Morgan said. “I couldn’t imagine having more nerves than how I feel like on a Monday Night Raw, you know what I mean? So like more nervous at WrestleMania is not a thing. I’m already maxed out on nerves. So it’s like the same nerves for both shows.”
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