Liv Morgan has said she would be proud of her WWE career if it ended tomorrow, while making clear she believes she has much more left to offer.
Speaking to the Toronto Sun, Morgan reflected on spending nearly half her life with the company.
“Yeah, you know actually I think about that all the time, that almost half of my life has been here with WWE. It really sometimes feels like all I know, and like my true family. It’s really, really, really crazy how much time it’s been.”
On the moment she felt she had arrived at the level she had hoped for, Morgan pointed to 2024.
“Probably like 2024, the Liv Morgan Revenge Tour. I think I proved a lot of people wrong and I proved myself right. And I think that’s when I really was like, ‘Okay, I think I’ve found a little pocket for myself.'”
She was direct about the career question itself.
“I’d be very proud. You know, satisfied is a very specific word. I’d like to think that there’s so much more I can do, and I’d like to think I have a lot more to offer. So, I don’t know that I like satisfied, but I’d be super proud of myself. And very happy with the career that I had thus far. And I’d be proud of what I built for myself, and the legacy that I left in WWE just being a 20-year-old girl from Hooters, from New Jersey, that stepped into this wrestling business so open-minded, so passionate, but had no idea what she was really getting herself into. I’d be proud.”
Morgan advanced to the Queen of the Ring semifinals on this week’s Raw and faces Charlotte Flair on next Friday’s SmackDown in Kansas City.