Liv Morgan WWE Women’s World Championship challenger after Money In The Bank: Who will face The Judgment Day member for the gold?

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At WWE Money In The Bank 2026, Liv Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch to regain the WWE Women’s World Champion.

Now in her fourth reign as champion, it should be interesting to see who will be the top contenders for Morgan’s title.

From longtime rivals to new threats, The Judgment Day member may have a litany of competitors coming after her gold in the coming weeks and months.

Here are five potential WWE Women’s World Championship challengers for Liv Morgan after Money In The Bank 2026.

Stephanie Vaquer

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After losing the WWE Women’s World Championship at WrestleMania 42 and taking some time off, Stephanie Vaquer made her return and immediately went for revenge against Liv Morgan.

This led to Vaquer defeating Morgan for the WWE Women’s World Championship on the September 12 live event from her hometown of Santiago, Chile.

Vaquer’s second reign with the title did not last long as Morgan regained the gold in a triple threat match involving Becky Lynch at Money In The Bank 2026.

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This shouldn’t deter “La Primera” from challenging Liv to a rematch in the not-so-distant future.

Becky Lynch

Since returning to WWE following SummerSlam 2026, Becky Lynch has had her sights directly on Liv Morgan and the WWE Women’s World Championship.

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After waiting for a couple of months, “The Man” finally got her shot in a triple threat match at WWE Money In The Bank 2026.

Lynch did not get pinned in this match, but she still lost to Morgan who walked away as the champion.

Now with The Judgment Day once again having the WWE Women’s World Championship, Becky should be hellbent to make sure Liv’s reign is short-lived.

Lola Vice

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On the September 14 edition of WWE Raw, Lola Vice made her main roster debut.

With a win over Raquel Rodriguez and Kelani Jordan, Vice qualified for the Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match.

However, the former NXT Women’s Champion came up short in the titular ladder match at WWE Money In The Bank 2026.

After mixing it up with The Judgment Day in recent weeks, Vice should aim to the top of the group and challenge Liv Morgan for the WWE Women’s World Championship before long.

Roxanne Perez

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To many fans, Roxanne Perez was the favorite to win the Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match.

Wanting to see how the dynamic of The Judgment Day would change with Perez having the briefcase, many fans were excited for the possibilities.

However, Perez was not able to get the job done and came out of the PLE on the losing side.

This should lead to some frustration that may see “The Prodigy” choosing to betray Liv Morgan and go after the WWE Women’s World Championship.

Tiffany Stratton

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At WWE Money In The Bank 2026, Tiffany Stratton defeated Lash Legend, Roxanne Perez, Sol Ruca, Jacy Jayne and Lola Vice to win the Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match for a second time.

Now that she has the briefcase yet again, there are many different ways Stratton can go to eventually cash in.

While many fans believe she will betray her friend Chelsea Green for the WWE Women’s Championship, there is another path for “Tiffy Time.”

Stratton heading to Raw could see her become a brand new rival for Liv Morgan and turn the WWE Women’s World Championship picture upside down.

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