Liv Morgan has just reached an important milestone in WWE history. On Sunday, she reached 478 combined days as Women’s World Champion, tying Charlotte Flair for second place among the wrestlers who have spent the most time with the title.
The difference is in the number of title wins. Morgan reached the mark in four reigns, while Flair needed seven. Bayley remains in the lead, with 519 combined days in just two reigns.
The official history of the Women’s World Championship allows Morgan’s numbers to be broken down. She accumulated 97 days in 2022, another 226 between 2024 and 2025, another 147 in her third reign and eight in her current one. Her most recent title win came at Money in the Bank, when she defeated Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch.
The tally also includes the former SmackDown Women’s Championship, which received its current name in June 2023. That is why Flair’s seven reigns are included in the same count, although they took place before the change.
Morgan could take sole possession of second place as early as Monday, when she will reach 479 days. The Judgment Day member’s next match is against Chelsea Green at Crown Jewel on Nov. 7.
Bayley’s record is also within reach. If she keeps the title, Morgan will match her 519 days on Nov. 28, the date of Survivor Series: WarGames in Houston, Texas.