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Judgment Day interrupts Becky Lynch's bid for Liv Morgan's title

WWE's Raw highlights prompted five times the usual first-day comments, with viewers debating interference and singling out Lynch's late counter.

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Why this story? The video drew 743 comments in its first day, 5.1 times a normal first day on this channel (145).

Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch | Women’s World Title Match: Raw highlights, Oct. 26, 2026

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0:32Lynch hits a diving leg drop and gets a near fall.
1:19Morgan lands Oblivion, but Lynch kicks out.
2:18Lynch applies the Dis-Arm-Her in the center of the ring.
2:40Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez arrive at ringside to distract Lynch.
3:26A counter to another Oblivion attempt begins the match's closing sequence; the finish follows here.

Becky Lynch catches Liv Morgan's Oblivion attempt and turns it into a Manhandle Slam. The referee is about to count when Finn Bálor pulls him out of the ring, turning a possible title-winning moment into a disqualification brawl.

That interruption is the center of the conversation beneath WWE's Women's World Championship highlights from Raw. The video drew roughly 740 comments in its first day, five times the channel's usual response to regular uploads, while its views were ordinary for WWE.

In this chapter of WWE's scripted wrestling drama, Morgan defends her championship against Lynch. Before Judgment Day arrives, each wrestler survives the other's finishing move, and Lynch traps Morgan in the Dis-Arm-Her submission in the middle of the ring.

Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez then provide a distraction. Lynch takes both down with a dive from the apron, only for Bálor to intervene when she gets another chance to finish Morgan.

Several commenters say they anticipated Judgment Day's involvement as soon as the match was announced. Others question the repeated use of interference and disqualification endings, rather than debating which wrestler should have won.

Amid that discussion, Lynch's counter into the final Manhandle Slam gets its own attention: viewers single out the catch and transition, the brief sequence that made a decisive finish look possible.

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What viewers say

That catch from Becky during Liv’s final Oblivion attempt was pretty epic
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Becky moving like a true vet. Love to see it.
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The last man handle slam was just lit 🔥
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