Liv Morgan and Michin discuss the next step in the WWE women's evolution.
WWE has progressed over the years with more opportunities for female talents by introducing more titles, devoting more television time and storylines, and treating women as equals when it comes to match-type involvement. In 2018, WWE held its all-female show WWE Evolution, but the even turned out to be a one-off.
Speaking to Nick Hausman of Haus of Wrestling at a WWE community event, Liv Morgan and Michin (Mia Yim) were asked what was left in the evolution.
“It is a good question because it is very equal playing fields right now,” Morgan said. “There’s nothing that the men have done that we have not done, and so I just hope that we just keep getting more opportunity more time. Maybe an all-female show, who knows?”
“Like a weekly show,” Michin stated.
“Yeah, a weekly all-females show,” Morgan added. “We have the talent and the roster to do it. But I think just think at this time, we just appreciate being equal and not less than. We are equal to, you know, the men in in our company, which, at one point, they were the focal, and we were the accessory, and now to be seen on the same playing field as them, I think we all just appreciate that and are enjoying that and looking to show the company that they made the right decision.”
Morgan is set to team with Raquel Rodriguez to challenge Ronda Rousey & Shayna Baszler for the WWE Women's Tag Team Titles at WWE Money in the Bank.
Fans can check out the lineup for the show by clicking here.
