Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer have expressed a desire to defeat Liv Morgan and take the WWE Women’s World Championship [1, 2].

This rivalry signals a shift in the Raw women's division as the roster prepares for major upcoming events. The competition for the title creates a volatile environment among the top contenders.

Vaquer returned to Monday Night Raw on Aug. 3, 2024 [2]. Her return reinforced a division that had only seven fully active women's roster members heading into SummerSlam weekend [1]. Since her return, Vaquer has positioned herself as a primary challenger for the championship currently held by Morgan [1, 5].

Lynch has also entered the fray, though her path to the title has been physically demanding. On Aug. 10, 2024, Liv Morgan attacked Lynch during an episode of Monday Night Raw [3]. The attack intensified the friction between the two athletes, furthering Lynch's resolve to reclaim the championship [2, 3].

While both Lynch and Vaquer share a common goal in defeating Morgan, they are not necessarily allies. Some perspectives suggest that Vaquer, rather than Lynch, is the more suitable candidate to take the title from Morgan [5]. Both wrestlers currently view Morgan as the primary obstacle to their professional aspirations [1, 5].

The tension between the three women has become a central narrative of the televised program. As Lynch and Vaquer continue to voice their intentions, the WWE Women’s World Championship remains the focal point of the division's power struggle [1, 2].

Both Lynch and Vaquer have expressed a desire to defeat Liv Morgan

The convergence of Lynch and Vaquer against Morgan suggests a strategic effort by WWE to deepen the women's division pool. By introducing a multi-person rivalry, the promotion creates a pathway for new champions while maintaining the visibility of established stars, effectively transitioning the title's narrative from a single feud into a wider divisional competition.