Liv Morgan is the blonde-haired badass of The Riott Squad. Ms. Morgan and her teammates, Sarah Logan and Ruby Riott, have proven to be a toxic torn in the side of every wrestler within SmackDown‘s women’s division. Since they arrived on the scene in November 2017, The Riott Squad has remained a dominant and imposing force on WWE’s blue brand.
Morgan hasn’t won any championships yet in her short time on the WWE roster. Despite her lack of championship success, the young superstar has gained quite the following on social media with 148k Twitter followers and 490k Instagram followers. Morgan uses the mantra “Ya Only Liv Once” as her Twitter handle.
Ya Only get one opportunity to make a first impression
#SDLiv
— LIV Morgan
(@YaOnlyLivvOnce) November 22, 2017
(@YaOnlyLivvOnce) Meanwhile, if you check out her Instagram, you’ll find a place full of beautiful photos both inside and outside the ring. You’ll also see another side of The Riott Squad that you won’t see on television.
Who Is Liv Morgan?
Liv Morgan is a professional wrestler who works for WWE, currently assigned to the SmackDown brand. Her birth name is Gionna Jene Daddio. She was born on June 8, 1994, in Paramus, New Jersey.
Morgan was first signed to a WWE contract in October 2014 after she was discovered at the Joe DeFranco’s gym in Wyckoff, New Jersey. She was sent to WWE’s developmental territory NXT to begin her career in professional wrestling. Initially, she went by the ring-name of “Marley” for about a month before being repackaged under the moniker of “Liv Morgan.”
The 23-year-old superstar made a big splash upon arrival to WWE’s main roster. On Tuesday, November 21, 2017, Morgan made her SmackDown Live debut alongside Riot Squad stablemates Ruby Riott and Sarah Logan. Together, they attacked numerous members of the women’s division, from the backstage arena to the ring. In their first night on the roster, they laid out the likes of Naomi, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and Natalya Neidhart.
You can find Liv Morgan every Tuesday night (between 8-10 PM EST) on the USA network’s weekly episodic program WWE SmackDown Live.