Folks, you know when things get heated, really heated, they don’t just simmer—they explode. And that’s exactly what we’re in for with WWE Bad Blood! I mean, can you feel it? I can feel it. The energy’s off the charts, and we’ve got ourselves some big league matchups on the way. Trust me, they’re going to be huge—like summer fireworks, but more crutches.
First up, the headliner: Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan will face Rhea Ripley in a rematch—yes, folks, a rematch from their absolute brawl at SummerSlam. And let’s be clear: Liv may have walked out with the gold last time, but Rhea is walking into this one with a vendetta and a crutch, because you know, injuries are just fuel for drama. Ripley’s still reeling from Dominik Mysterio turning on her, folks. Remember that? A family feud like no other—worse than Thanksgiving at your in-laws.
Liv Morgan’s been keeping her title warm, but only two defenses since May? Look, that’s not a lot, but maybe she’s just been busy, you know, training, shopping for crutches—whatever champions do in their downtime. But now she’s got to get ready, because Ripley’s coming for her at Bad Blood, and it’s going to be nasty.
But wait, it gets better. You see, later in the night, Finn Balor, Liv’s teammate in The Judgment Day, decided to throw some shade at Damian Priest and challenged him to a match at Bad Blood. And did Priest accept? You bet he did—no hesitation. I love it when people don’t hesitate. It’s a power move, very decisive, very strong. This match? It’s going to be huge. Two guys, one ring, and enough tension to power a small city. Absolutely amazing.
After Priest agreed to the match, The Judgment Day pulled a fast one and stormed the ring like they were on some kind of home renovation show, but instead of building things up, they tore Damian Priest down. Ripley? Oh, she came hobbling down like an action hero with that crutch, but don’t let the hobble fool you, folks—she was locked and loaded. Of course, Liv Morgan saw this as the perfect opportunity for some champion-on-crutch violence and ran up behind Ripley like it was Black Friday at Walmart. But Ripley’s a mastermind, folks. She was ready, and boom—crutch to the gut! Liv doubled over, but not for long. With Mysterio’s help, she went right after Ripley’s injured leg. Talk about low blows—no, literally, it was a leg shot!
Ripley makes it to the ring, but now Morgan’s in her element. Crutch in hand, she went to town on Ripley like she was auditioning for the lead role in Crutch Wars. Meanwhile, The Judgment Day continued their assault on Priest, and just when you thought the carnage couldn’t get any wilder—boom! Jey Uso runs out for the save.
That’s right, folks. Uso, fresh off last week’s team-up with Priest against Balor and JD McDonagh, decided to balance the scales and jumped in to clean house. What a move! What a guy! Absolutely tremendous.
Shortly after the chaos, WWE officials announced that Ripley had been sent to a “local medical facility,” which is WWE speak for “hospital,” because we like to keep things fancy. But don’t worry, Ripley’s not out. Oh no, she’ll be back—probably with more crutches—and ready to cause even more damage.
So there you have it, folks: Rhea Ripley vs. Liv Morgan, Damian Priest vs. Finn Balor—two matches, one explosive event. Bad Blood? You bet, and it’s only getting worse.