Folks, let me tell you about the latest shake-up in the wrestling world, a tale of love, betrayal, and gold! The Awesome Truth are no longer your WWE World Tag Team Champions, and the reason? None other than the ever-dazzling Liv Morgan, who’s out here making moves like a chess grandmaster.
So, here’s the scoop: Finn Balor and JD McDonagh of The Judgment Day took on The Awesome Truth, but not without some backstage shenanigans. Morgan, in her relentless pursuit to woo Dominik Mysterio away from a still-injured Rhea Ripley, worked some magic with R-Truth. She convinced him to get Adam Pearce, the “Raw” General Manager, to grant Judgment Day a title shot. Truth, being the love-supporting enthusiast he is, agreed without hesitation. It’s a classic love story, folks—Romeo and Juliet, but with more body slams and fewer balcony scenes.
As the match unfolded, Mysterio and Carlito watched eagerly from ringside, with Morgan making a grand entrance down the ramp. Just when you thought The Miz had it all wrapped up with his Skull Crushing Finale, Carlito sneakily placed McDonagh’s leg on the bottom rope, keeping the match alive. Then, out of nowhere, Braun Strowman’s music hit, sending everyone into a frenzy. The “Big SOB” cleared house, leaving Morgan at ringside like a queen surveying her kingdom.
The climax? R-Truth, ever the showman, hit a Five Knuckle Shuffle on both McDonagh and Balor. But Morgan, being the crafty vixen she is, got up on the apron, distracting Truth with a hug that turned into a neck-first drop on the top rope while the referee wasn’t looking. With Truth incapacitated, Balor seized the moment, delivering a Coup de Grâce from the top rope to secure the victory.
As “Raw” faded to black, Balor and McDonagh stood victorious with their new tag team gold, flanked by a triumphant Morgan. It’s Shakespearean drama with a twist of WWE flair—love, betrayal, and a whole lot of gold.