Major name speculated to impact WWE Women's World Championship match
Becky Lynch’s potential return looms over RAW’s Netflix debut, while Judgment Day faces internal power struggles.
The Women’s World Championship Last Woman Standing match between Rhea Ripley and Liv Morgan on RAW’s Netflix debut could see an unexpected development. Becky Lynch, who has been absent since her Steel Cage match loss to Morgan, appears in WWE’s latest Netflix promotional material, fueling return speculation.
The match stipulation opens possibilities for outside interference, a recurring factor in the ongoing championship rivalry. Lynch’s potential return could alter the match outcome, particularly given her unresolved issues with both competitors.
The seven-time world champion’s appearance in WWE’s Netflix commercial suggests her involvement in the January 6 premiere episode. Her history with Morgan, stemming from their previous Steel Cage encounter, adds another layer to the championship scenario.
Internal conflicts surface in Judgment Day
The stability of The Judgment Day continues to erode as tensions escalate between Liv Morgan and Finn Balor. A recent RAW segment highlighted their strained dynamic, with both members avoiding direct interaction despite sharing the same space.
Morgan’s frustrations appear centered on Balor’s leadership approach and his tendency to deflect responsibility for the faction’s recent setbacks.
This development marks a departure from The Judgment Day’s original concept of shared authority, as Balor’s attempts to consolidate control meet resistance within the group.