4 Reasons why Triple H took the WWE Women’s World Championship off Liv Morgan

Liv Morgan is no longer the WWE Women’s World Champion, as The Miracle Kid lost the title at a live event in Santiago, Chile. This was a major surprise for fans, as championships usually don’t change hands at live events.

However, with WWE concluding its South American tour with this title switch, the move has sparked curiosity about why the company made the change.

In this article, we will discuss four possible reasons why WWE may have taken the Women’s World Championship from Morgan.

#4. It was Vaquer’s home country

For those who might not know, Stephanie Vaquer is from San Fernando, Chile, meaning the recent live event took place in her home country. The Stamford-based promotion often pushes stars competing in their home country to energize the crowd and draw more fan attention.

The Chilean star is already popular among fans. As a result, WWE may have decided to crown her the new Women’s World Champion at this live event and eventually take the title from Liv Morgan.

Winning the championship in front of her home-country crowd makes this an even more memorable moment for the 33-year-old star.

#3. To generate more buzz for the RAW Mexico episode

The recent edition of WWE SmackDown took place in Mexico, and the Triple H creative regime pulled the trigger by crowning Sami Zayn as the new Undisputed WWE Champion.

Putting the title on Stephanie Vaquer’s shoulders at a live event implies that WWE is currently making unexpected decisions and delivering surprises. This could generate more buzz for the upcoming episode of RAW, where Roman Reigns is set to defend his title against Penta.

Those results could make Reigns’ World Heavyweight Championship defense less predictable, as he could lose the title as well. Generating more buzz for RAW in Mexico could be a reason WWE made the change.

#2 Liv Morgan’s limited title activity

Since Liv Morgan won the Women’s World Championship, her reign has featured limited title activity. The Miracle Kid has defended her title only twice on television and has not been involved in any high-profile storyline.

The title change at a live event could indicate that the promotion wanted to take the championship in a new direction. That may have contributed to the decision to crown a new champion at the live event in Santiago, Chile.

#1 Criticism of title reign

Some fans expressed frustration with Liv Morgan’s Women’s World Championship reign. Despite being a major star, fans were unhappy with Morgan’s booking and badly wanted a title change to revive the Women’s World Championship scene on Monday Night RAW.

The Triple H-led creative team might have noticed this backlash and decided to make the title change at the live event.