For close to 11 years now, Liv Morgan has performed for WWE worldwide. Recently, she opened up about which crowd she feels has been the worst, calling out 22,000 fans.
Morgan appeared on the First We Feast YouTube channel and participated in a Hot Ones Versus video with Dominik Mysterio. The first question, straight out of the bat, was which crowd has been the worst to perform in front of as The Judgment Day.
Liv Morgan joined The Judgment Day after SummerSlam 2024, and as is the norm with the group, they're usually booed out of every stadium. With that in mind, Dirty Dom asked Morgan for her opinion on the worst.
The former Women's World Champion had to think for a while, claiming there were so many to choose from. Finally, she settled on Kentucky, where WWE has held shows in the KFC Yum! Center, an arena capable of holding 22,090 fans.
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"I mean, where do I begin? There are so many places that I don't like that we go to, to be honest. They all suck...what did we say earlier? Kentucky. The Yum! Center," revealed Liv Morgan [01:30 - 01:40]
Safe to say the booing is going to be even louder the next time Morgan and The Judgment Day are in Kentucky.
Liv Morgan will be looking ahead to WrestleMania 41
Regardless of what happens in Kentucky, the one crowd Liv Morgan will be focused on now is in Las Vegas. Morgan is all set to perform at WrestleMania 41, where she will team up with Raquel Rodriguez.
As the Women's Tag Team Champions, Morgan and Rodriguez will defend their titles against a team that was put together at the last minute. Bayley and Lyra Valkyria have recently become good friends and worked together to thwart Morgan and Rodriguez.
Now, the two stars will be looking to end The Judgment Day's reign as tag team champions once and for all on The Grandest Stage of Them All.
This match will undoubtedly be epic and garner a lot of attention, especially considering titles are on the line. It will be interesting to see which duo will come out on top.