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Former Riott Squad member Liv Morgan is currently off WWE TV, and at last word officials are in the process of repackaging Morgan and re-debuting her with a new and/or updated character.
Morgan spent time in NXT as a smiley faced rookie, and then transitioned to the main roster as part of the a three-woman stable known as The Riott Squad. The Squad consisted of Morgan, Ruby Riott and Sarah Logan, and the trio enjoyed a moderate amount of success when they were first called up to the WWE main roster.
Positioned as the loose cannons of WWE, The Riott Squad would reek havoc on the main roster by vandalizing arenas in which they performed, and were generally portrayed as heels on WWE TV.
Following Ruby Riott's exit from WWE TV after suffering an injury, Liv Morgan took time off from TV as well while the company finds her a new direction.
Let's take a look at 5 changes Liv Morgan can make to her character when she returns to WWE main roster TV.
#5 She can align herself with The Fiend
The Fiend might appear to be a new character for Bray Wyatt, but in reality Wyatt has been teasing a character similar to The Fiend for the past couple years.
Considering The Fiend is intertwined with Wyatt, who also plays a children's show host on the Firefly Funhouse WWE TV segments, it's possible the long-awaited Sister Abigail could make her WWE TV debut.
While WWE fans would instantly recognize Liv Morgan, it could easily be explained that Morgan is in fact Sister Abigail and has been reeking havoc on WWE TV at the behest of Bray Wyatt and The Fiend. The pairing of Wyatt and Morgan could add depth to both of their personas on WWE TV.
#4 She could return to NXT for the USA Network debut
NXT might be looking to bolster its roster when the brand debuts on USA Network in October, and Liv Morgan might be a good addition to the Wednesday night show.
Morgan is a "graduate" of NXT, and with the show expanding to two hours once it makes the move to USA, the brand will no doubt be looking to add names to the roster in order to add depth to the show's talent and fill out the new time slot.
The NXT women's division has been in need of more challengers to Shayna Baszler's Women's title since names such as Asuka and The Four Horsewomen left for the main roster, and the return of Liv Morgan could provide yet another big reason for fans to tune into the NXT USA Network premiere in a title feud against The Queen of Spades.
#3 She could become "IIconic"
Liv Morgan worked well in a stable alongside Ruby Riott and Sarah Logan, and upon returning to WWE TV Morgan could lend her talents to The IIconics, joining a tag team which is need of a makeover.
The IIconics shocked WWE fans when they won the WWE Women's Tag Team titles at WrestleMania 35, defeating three other teams, including Sasha Banks and Bayley, in a fatal four way match.
Since winning the titles at WrestleMania, however, Peyton Royce and Billie Kay have been booked as undeserving heels, and they could benefit from a third member to their team, officially making The IIconics a stable.
Liv Morgan could very easily adopt an attitude similar to that of Royce and Kay, and the three could challenge for the Tag Team Championships and the SmackDown Women's Championship similar to the way The New Day are singles and tag team stars.
#2 She could adopt a persona similar to Finn Balor's Demon
Since leaving WWE TV, Liv Morgan has been posting cryptic Tweets indicating that she is in the process of discovering her real self. Most recently, Morgan Tweeted an image of a snake shedding its skin, hinting that the "real" Liv Morgan will soon be returning to WWE TV.
In addition to the above, Morgan has been teasing that she does not know whether or not she will be returning to main roster TV as a heel or a face.
If she can pull it off, it might be an interesting idea to see Liv Morgan play a character similar to that of Finn Balor's Demon, in which Morgan has a dual persona, one of which is a babyface and the other is a heel.
The character could be something similar to the demon, but more akin to Jekyll and Hyde, with Morgan constantly battling between which version of her is the "real" Liv Morgan.
#1 She could become "Miss 24/7"
The WWE 24/7 title has been a central focus of television since the title's inception earlier this summer.
Names such as R-Truth, Drake Maverick and Elias have been jockeying back-and-forth for possession of the title, and the belt has been won and lost in an array of oddball situations.
With WWE largely against intergender matches, the 24/7 title could present a great opportunity for a female to get involved, as women have won the title in the past, and long in-ring matches are not necessary in order for title changes to take place.
Liv Morgan could become the first female in WWE to become a full-time 24/7 competitor, and the idea could make for some fun television with Morgan involv angles alongside Truth, Carmella, Drake Maverick and other 24/7 division superstars.
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