Leading up to WWE Hell in a Cell, Liv Morgan found herself on a team with Finn Balor & AJ Styles as they battled The Judgment Day (Edge, Damian Priest, & Rhea Ripley).
The trios bout was three feuds coming together as Morgan was partners with Ripley before the latter turned her back.
Speaking to Joseph Staszewski of the New York Post, Morgan discussed teaming up with Balor & Styles.
"They were amazing honestly. They are such total and complete pros. Being in the ring and seeing how they operate, there are a lot of things I can pick up on from A.J. and from Finn. They made me feel so included and they made me feel so important. They wanted me to stand in the middle, they wanted me to have a spotlight. So I’m really grateful that they were so gracious to me as far as TV time and wanted me to be seen and heard and valued," she said.
Asked if there was any advice that they gave her, Morgan replied, "Their level of comfort. They’re just always ready to go. They’re calm before they wrestle, while I’m like pacing the hall back and forth and I’m like, “guys, guys.” I’m so excited. They think it’s cute, they think it’s funny. Their composure — they compose themselves in a completely different manner than I do. They’ve wrestled way longer than I have. They have a bag of skills that I don’t even know about."
While WWE matches typically see men sharing the ring with men and women sharing the ring with women in mixed tag team bouts, Morgan said she would be open to more intergender groups
"I can’t speak for other women, but me personally I’d absolutely love it. I have so much fun working against the boys and Rhea. I would love to do something like that again, maybe even something more physical," she said.
Bianca Belair recently noted that she would be open to doing intergender matches in WWE as well. You can find her full comments by clicking here.
Morgan is set to compete in the women's Monday in the Bank match on Saturday at WWE Money in the Bank, fans can check out the current lineup for the show by clicking here.
