5 biggest questions from WWE RAW, NXT, and SmackDown this week

#4. Is Liv Morgan finally getting a push on WWE RAW?

Several of top women on WWE RAW competed in a Fatal 5-Way match to determine the next challenger for Becky Lynch's title. WWE did well to hype up the women’s RAW team by giving all the members a chance to earn a shot at The Man.

Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair came across as the favorites to win the match. But a smart move from Liv Morgan helped her earn the victory. As a result of this victory, Morgan will challenge for a singles title for the first time in her WWE career.

Is she finally getting a proper push on RAW? Or is Moran getting a similar push as Cesaro, which fizzled out after a brief run?

Fans can hope to see Morgan shine against Lynch, even if she loses. Moving forward, WWE could build her into a megastar with the right booking.

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#3. Why isn’t WWE pushing Sarray on NXT 2.0?

Sarray’s signing was seen as a big move for NXT. The Japanese Superstar is known as a great in-ring worker, and she proved herself right away when she arrived in WWE.

But after a few good matches, WWE started using 50-50 booking with Sarray. She hasn’t been featured regularly on NXT, and WWE handed her a clean loss against Kay Lee Ray on Tuesday.

Why isn't the creative team elevating Sarray on NXT? Shouldn’t WWE build her as the top babyface on the brand and give her a few title shots?

Like Io Shirai, Sarray also deserves a few big wins to take her to the top. But for some reason, the company seems to be holding back the Japanese superstar.