WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan recently discussed her current contract situation and gave insight into her long-term career plans. "Impaulsive" podcast guest Logan Paul, a former WWE United States Champion, sat down with Morgan, who showed her commitment to WWE and teased what's next.
Morgan said she was quite pleased with her journey in WWE, claiming she has no intention of leaving anytime soon. "I'd like to be in WWE as long as they would allow me, " she said. "But at the same token, I'm thinking about life outside WWE, which isn't for a very long time. As long as they have me, I'll happily be in WWE. I may retire after WWE. I may just sit upon my farm while my rentals pay my bills.
During the conversation, Paul's co-host mentioned the idea of a "five-year plan," which related to Morgan's ideas on retiring someday.
The WWE Women's World Champion let it be known shortly after that retirement is still years off for her, as she is locked into WWE for the next few years, her current contract reaching into 2029: "I signed a new five-year deal, so I know what my five-year plan is gonna be," Liv said, seemingly highlighting some continued devotion to the company.
Liv Morgan Intense Championship Rivalry
Morgan has been carrying the WWE Women's World Championship since May, when she took it off Becky Lynch in Saudi Arabia. It's been an eventful reign thus far, but certainly highlighted because of her feud against Rhea Ripley. In a storyline that took some fans by surprise, Morgan was able to "steal" Ripley's partner Dominik Mysterio, fueling their tensions.
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That rivalry escalated to the next level when Morgan along with Raquel Rodriguez blindsided Ripley during her appearance on "WWE NXT" this past week. The beatdown was a storyline device, in that it occurred as a way to write Ripley off of TV while she rehabilitates an actual orbital bone injury.