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Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley

Rivalry

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Timeframe:
2019 - 2026
4.50.478
Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 30
Number of comments: 14
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Average rating: 4.53  [30]
Average rating in 2026: 3.17  [6]
Average rating in 2025: 4.58  [19]
Average rating in 2024: 6.00  [5]
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[1.0] "I'm giving it a point because before SummerSlam it was great. Unfortunately, after SummerSlam it became bad. It wasn't the worst thing ever til bash, then it became repetitive, but then after that HORRIBLE bad blood match it was the same thing. Nothing was progressed, Rhea entered, chased, and stood tall over Liv. One good thing was that they didn't drag it til WrestleMania. I'll give them that."
weez wrote on 09.11.2025:
[1.0] "Most forced blood-feud of the decade so far? It's up there. Rhea and Liv were a thrown together tag team with no chemistry nor relation to each other, this team was broken up once WWE gave up on the division entirely. Both women benefited from not being associated with each other, Rhea became a main-event level both in and outside of the ring and Liv won many world championships. Liv and Rheas feud is basically gaslighting you into pretending that there is any heat between the two. They didn't break up in any heartbreaking way like DIY, nor a shocking way like the Midnight Express; Liv and Rhea just stopped being partners someday, it was just nothing. We haven't even gotten to the matches yet, which range from mediocre to a WMOTY candidate at Bad Blood 2024. Just a waste of time honestly."
Willie 19200 wrote on 19.09.2025:
[1.0] "I enjoy both of these women as wrestlers but their rivalry was one of the most boring, dragging, and just unenjoyable rivalry for the longest time. Most of their matches were weak and didn't deliver, and having Judgement Day as the big faction involved just made it worse.Overall I didn't enjoy the matches, the promos were boring and just a big waste of the women's division, and a huge waste of both these incredible talents."
Amigo wrote on 18.08.2025:
[1.0] "This rivarly was awful and take too long to finish. All started when Rhea injured Liv in 2023. After this, she came back at royal rumble and started a feud with Becky and then, she took out Rhea and won the championship. I didnt like this storyline."
Chubibs wrote on 19.06.2025:
[2.0] "Way too long and not engaging at all, the Dominick stuff was all bad, predictable, distasteful and uncomfortable. Their worst match was miserable and their best match was decent. Horrible horrible stuff that kept the Women's title on raw hostage for far too long."
onionknight wrote on 24.04.2025:
[7.0] "I really loved the first half of 2024 of this feud, but it dragged on far far too long and I feel we never got a proper feud just solely between the two of them though, which is a little disappointing"
Blingice wrote on 20.03.2025:
[8.0] "Although not being outstanding, but it was one of the major women feud of the year, both doing their best to get us involved, and it worked. Dominik Mysterio was a bit too present in the storyline, but he helped it. Liv Morgan elevated from a low carder to a worthy title holder, able to make the top star Rhea Ripley struggle (and she didn't get cold and had a good face turn). We had some good moments and promos too. I don't think it will be among the biggest rivalries of Rhea Ripley at the end of her career, but I won't keep a bad memory about it."
JamesHarro wrote on 08.02.2025:
[3.0] "This rivalry peaked at SummerSlam, it made sense after Dom's double heel turn to continue the feud but it just went on far too long it finally ended in January on the netflix debut I just hope they don't carry on with it. This was just another disappointing side to Liv's underwhelming reign as champion, the women's division on Raw needs a hard reset after this rivalry."
Rosya wrote on 11.01.2025:
"The best part of the storyline was Dominik Mysterio's betrayal. The best because it was interesting, since Dominik, being a heel, made a heel turn, and also made Liv Morgan more interesting for a couple of months. But I don't really care about their feud. I'm not interested in a feud based on a random injury, because of which a wrestler is out for some time, and then comes back and starts to get revenge. The funniest thing is that Rhea Ripley is a face in this rivalry. She was the one who injured Liv and Raquel in 2023 - and no one cared, Rhea was supported. In many ways, I think the fans are to blame, whose memory is like a goldfis"
brooksavage2004 wrote on 01.12.2024:
[3.0] "There was some good build up, history and storytelling in this feud with Rhea turning heel on Liv joining the OG Judgement Day, them taking turns injuring each other and taking months off of their careers, Liv doing her revenge tour on Rhea, taking the WWE Women's World Heavyweight Championship, the OG Judgement Day and Dirty Dominik Mysterio away from her and they had done some solid in ring work, but it has now been ran to the ground a lot and it's showing it's bad side of it too especially with their match at WWE Bad Blood (2024) with how that match ended, their WarGames match at WWE Survivor Series (2024) didn't do them any favours either. Overall again it started off good, but gotten worse the longer it has went."
Englishorspanish wrote on 16.11.2024:
[8.0] "Reflecting on the past, this feud between Rhea and Liv began in 2022 following Rhea's betrayal. Throughout that year, they had a total of 7 matches. Among these, there were 2 4-star mixed tag matches, 3 3-star one-on-one matches, and 2 2-star squashed matches. In 2023, Liv was mostly absent, which caused a delay in the progression of this feud. Fast forward to 2024, the promos have had their ups and downs, but the segments during the summer were remarkable. The SummerSlam match was particularly memorable, earning a 4-star rating. It showcased compelling storytelling and impressive in-ring action. At Bash in Berlin, both superstars impressed with new moves that seamlessly integrated into their respective movesets. However, the feud started losing steam after the event due to Rhea Ripley's injury and lackluster creative writing. Currently, the storyline is gradually reigniting and involving more women. so far I'd say this is a 7.5/10 feud since I do believe people are overreacting about this."
darkflame4527 wrote on 03.11.2024:
[2.0] "A feud that no one has been interested in since Bad Blood. I've explained at length in my reviews of Rhea and Liv. Rinse and repeat Raw endings remind me of the Summer of 23' leading to Survivor Series where every ending of Raw was Judgement Day beats someone up and either Cody, Jey, Seth, or Sami, saves the day."
JoLUVmania wrote on 26.10.2024:
[9.0] "I honestly dont get the hate for this feud, i think it should be over now, but theyve had good matches, and the only thing bad about the Bad Blood match was the ending."