Liv Morgan Pins Vaquer to Win Fourth Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank

Liv Morgan walked away with the Women’s World Championship at Money in the Bank, capitalizing on chaos between her two opponents to pick up her fourth reign with the title.

The triple-threat match pitted champion Stephanie Vaquer against Becky Lynch and Morgan, with no alliances holding. Despite early moments where Vaquer and Lynch appeared to focus their attacks on Morgan, both quickly turned on each other as well, trading blows throughout the contest. The two couldn’t even agree on where to set up a table in an attempt to take Morgan out of the match for good.

Vaquer controlled much of the action, hitting meteoras on both opponents into the steel steps and landing a corkscrew moonsault on Morgan that appeared to seal the win. But Lynch pulled the referee out of the ring before the count of three could be completed.

The match continued to escalate. Vaquer kicked Lynch off the apron; Lynch fell backward and broke the legs off a table set up at ringside, though she did not go through it. With Vaquer’s attention diverted toward Lynch, Morgan struck from behind with her finishing move, Oblivion, and pinned Vaquer for the win.

Vaquer was visibly emotional as Morgan celebrated the victory, while Lynch worked to recover outside the ring after the table spot.

The win marks the fourth time Morgan has held the Women’s World Championship and her second title win over Vaquer in 2026 alone. Morgan has described herself as the “greatest women’s champion of all time,” a claim she continues to build a case for within WWE’s Judgment Day faction, which has otherwise struggled in recent months. Notably, Morgan secured this latest title reign without assistance from any of her stablemates.