At the forthcoming WWE SummerSlam 2024 next month, Liv Morgan is slated to uphold the WWE Women’s World Championship against adversary Rhea Ripley.
On her recent guesting on the “Good Karma Wrestling” podcast, Morgan retrospectively looked back into the dawn of her WWE journey, discussing the growth and transitions she had experienced throughout her ten-year career.
During the conversation, she said,“The key was confidence, simply confidence. When I first entered the WWE, I was a raw 20-year-old who has had a fair share of life experience in diverse aspects, but performing under the spotlight wasn’t one of them. The concept of performing, especially when the intent stares of the crowd were on me during my entry, was indeed paralyzing. I can’t deny the fear and anxiety it brought.”
Morgan goes on to say,“So, I believe it was the confidence, the profound belief in myself, the conviction that I could achieve this. Certainly, there were times of uncertainty due to the feeling of being ill-prepared both as a performer and a professional. The journey was all about learning and troubleshooting, trying new things, and persisting even when things seemed insurmountable. It took me a decade but needless to say, I am proud of myself for making it this far, for not giving up, irrespective of the challenges. It indeed was tough, really tough.”