Liv Morgan Beats Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch to Win Women’s World Title at WWE Money in the Bank

01:00Featured VideoGunther Mauls Danhausen 😱WWE/WWE via Getty ImagesLiv Morgan Beats Stephanie Vaquer, Becky Lynch to Win Women's World Title at WWE Money in the BankMike ChiariOct 10, 2026Liv Morgan beat Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a Triple Threat match at WWE Money in the Bank on Saturday to win the Women's World Championship.

In the final moments of the match, Vaquer headbutted Lynch, who was on the ring apron, before kicking her onto a table on the floor below.

🚨 Roman Pins LA Knight CleanBleacher Report2hMoney in the Bank Grades 💼Bleacher Report3h🚨 Tiffany Wins MITB MatchBleacher Report1hWith Vaquer focused on Lynch, Morgan capitalized by hitting La Primera with Oblivion to win the title.

After dropping the women's world title to Morgan at WrestleMania 42, Vaquer won it back at a live event that took place in her home country of Chile on Sept. 12.

Lynch played a big role in the title change, as she was the special guest referee for the match and refused to count for Liv at one point, paving the way for La Primera's victory.

Since Vaquer returned from injury in August, she and Lynch have had a shared enemy in Morgan. Although that has fostered mutual respect between them, tension has remained because both want to be champion.

Coming out of Vaquer's title win over Morgan, Liv lobbied for a rematch based on the manner in which Lynch officiated the bout, while Becky pursued a title opportunity of her own.

In an effort to determine the No. 1 contender for the women's world title, Morgan and Lynch were booked in a match against each other on the go-home episode of Raw before Money in the Bank, with the winner going on to challenge Vaquer at the premium live event.

Not surprisingly, The Judgment Day got heavily involved in the match on Morgan's behalf, prompting Vaquer to make her way to the ring in an effort to even the odds.

However, Lynch ended up accidentally punching Vaquer, which infuriated La Primera and led to her attacking both The Man and Liv, thus causing a double disqualification.

Vaquer called out Raw general manager Adam Pearce after the match and asked to face both Morgan and Lynch at Money in the Bank, and Pearce obliged.

Vaquer stacked the odds against herself by taking on two of the top Superstars the WWE women's division has to offer, and it came back to haunt her, as Morgan recaptured the women's world title.