WWE: Liv Morgan Dislocated Shoulder Injury & WWE Women’s Tag Titles Update, More on Gunther Winning WWE World Title at 6/9 WWE RAW Show, Konnan Confirms WWE was Interested in Mike Tenay for Worlds Collide 2025

Liv Morgan Dislocated Shoulder Injury & WWE Women’s Tag Titles Update

As noted before, Liv Morgan suffered a dislocated shoulder injury during her match against Kairi Sane on Monday’s WWE RAW show in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

PWInsisder’s Mike Johnson reported that his sources stated that WWE has pulled Morgan from the road and she will not be making any appearances live on WWE programming in the near future.

In regards to the status of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship, Johnson reported that those spoken to stated that WWE officials have already made plans for the Women’s Tag titles and Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez are currently not expected to vacate it as of this morning.

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More on Gunther Winning WWE World Title at 6/9 WWE RAW Show

As noted before, Gunther defeated Jey Uso to become the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion at the June 9th WWE RAW show in Phoenix, Arizona.

Dave Meltzer reported in this week’s Wrestling Observer Newsletter that his sources stated that WWE officials had always planned for Uso to have a short reign as champion and for him to lose it back to Gunther.

Meltzer reported that it is currently not known if the June 9th RAW show in Phoenix was always meant to be the planned end date for Uso’s title reign but it was planned to take place before the Goldberg retirement match for Gunther at the July 12th Saturday Night’s Main Event show in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Konnan Confirms WWE was Interested in Mike Tenay for Worlds Collide 2025

As noted before, WWE had considered plans for former WCW and TNA announcer Mike Tenay to potentially work at their WWE x AAA Worlds Collide event earlier this month but those plans were dropped due to the two sides were not able to come to terms for a financial agreement. This show featured Corey Graves and AAA head booker Konnan as the official commentary team.

In a recent episode of the Keepin’ It 100 podcast, co-host Konnan confirmed that Tenay was “one hundred percent” being considered for a commentary role on the show instead of him.

Konnan also stated that he had heard that the reason why Tenay was not brought in was due to a money issue but this is something he found it “hard to believe.” Konnan also stated that he was not the first, second, or third choice for the role as Graves’ commentary partner for the show.