Liv Morgan has said her feud with Stephanie Vaquer was the most physically demanding rivalry of her career, saying she always wants to push everything to the absolute maximum.
Speaking to the Toronto Sun, Morgan reflected on the lead-up to WrestleMania 42, where she defeated Vaquer to win the Women’s World Championship.
“Yeah. Can I just tell you, I’m always wanting to crank it up to 11. I’m always — no matter what I’m doing, I’m always wanting it to be 10-plus. I’m always looking. No matter how minuscule what I’m doing may seem, no matter how small it may seem, no matter how much it may seem like it doesn’t matter or it’s not important, it always matters because there’s always an opportunity there, no matter how big nor small. And you never know what something can turn out to be if you put in that extra effort and try to make it your best. And so I’m always trying to be at an 11, 12, 13, 14, a million.”
On the specific physical demands of the programme: “I will say it was the most physical. It was physically, the most physical I’ve been or have been handled in my whole entire career by far.”
Vaquer has been out of action since suffering a shoulder injury on the April 27 Raw and is expected back around Night of Champions weekend.
