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Liv Morgan says she’s “probably” done with her music career after her new song Trouble was released by WWE earlier this week.
The music video for Trouble was teased on WWE Raw a couple of weeks ago and then officially released on April 13.
The song is listed as her theme on the WWE Music YouTube channel, so it appears it’ll be her official walk-on song going forward.
In a new interview with ESPN Sportscenter ahead of WrestleMania 42, Morgan was asked about her music and if she’d be doing any more in the future.
She replied:
“So, I’m probably done. I’m probably a one and done, I’m probably gonna retire on a high note.
“I just wanted new entrance music. One hit wonder.”
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Morgan heads into WrestleMania 42 tonight to challenge Stephanie Vaquer for the WWE Women’s World Championship after Morgan won the Royal Rumble match at the end of January.
There was some doubt over whether the match would take place after an incident a couple of weeks ago on Raw where Vaquer rushed Morgan from behind and it send Morgan head-to-head with a thud into Roxanne Perez.
They were both reportedly in concussion protocol and Morgan has had visible bruising on her forehead and face since then, but the match is still going ahead tonight.
WWE Still Has An Entrance Music Problem
It has been a complaint for a number of years now that the WWE entrance music department is an area where the company is still struggling.
Having moved forward with so many elements of production, one thing still lagging behind is the entrance themes that come courtesy of def rebel, the majority of which simply aren’t up to standard, with Stephanie Vaquer being just one recent example.
It’s puzzling that WWE continues to ignore the problem, but it is one that needs addressing.
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