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Liv Morgan Prepares for WWE Survivor Series 2024: “There’s Enough of Me to Go Around”

As WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan gears up for WWE Survivor Series: WarGames 2024, she’s confident in her ability to take on multiple challengers. Recently appearing on The Pat McAfee Show, Morgan hinted at both men’s and women’s WarGames matches for the event, which is set to take place on November 30 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Canada.

Liv Morgan Teases Women’s WarGames Match

In her interview, Morgan confirmed that a women’s WarGames match is likely, which would see top stars from WWE’s women’s division competing in the iconic double-ring, steel-cage format. Morgan, who has faced increased competition since becoming champion, mentioned that she’s ready for the challenge. “Everyone wants a piece of Liv Morgan, but luckily there’s enough of me to go around for everyone,” she remarked, highlighting her confidence in defending her title.

Multiple Challengers Eyeing the Women’s Title

Morgan is well aware of the rivals targeting her championship, including IYO SKY, who is currently her number one contender, and Tiffany Stratton, who holds the Money in the Bank briefcase. Additionally, Morgan has been vocal about her ongoing feud with Rhea Ripley and Nia Jax, among others, acknowledging that she has a “lot on her plate.” In a recent interview with TMZ Sports, Morgan said, “I do have a lot on my plate right now… It’s a lot, and I’m in high demand, but my back is covered, so I’m feeling really great.”

Support from The Judgment Day

Morgan also shared that she’s backed by The Judgment Day, WWE’s dominant faction, as well as her friend Raquel Rodriguez. With their support, she feels more confident heading into Survivor Series and the anticipated WarGames match, which promises to be one of the highlights of WWE’s 2024 lineup.

As WWE fans eagerly await the action-packed Survivor Series, Morgan’s upcoming title defenses and her potential involvement in WarGames are adding excitement to WWE’s year-end programming. With fierce challengers and a championship to defend, Morgan’s journey continues to captivate fans worldwide, setting the stage for a dramatic showdown in Vancouver.

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