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Liv Morgan Discusses Hematoma From Stephanie Vaquer - Fightful

Morgan said the injury required two steroid injections and a fat graft after the hematoma lingered for 6 to 7 months.

  • WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan detailed her months-long recovery from a head injury on the Six Feet Under podcast, revealing she underwent a fat graft procedure this week to repair a persistent divot.
  • The injury occurred during a WWE Raw episode in April when Stephanie Vaquer pushed Morgan into Roxanne Perez, causing a large hematoma that persisted for six or seven months despite initial expectations it would resolve.
  • Steroid injections reduced the hematoma but created a divot by eating away fat; Morgan then transferred fat from her abdomen to her hairline this week to correct the depression.
  • The procedure requires a couple weeks to smooth out, and Morgan will not know for three months if a second graft is necessary, since the body only retains 50% of transferred fat.
  • Though Morgan initially felt the hematoma looked 'cool for wrestling,' she described the long recovery as a significant internal struggle she is finally moving past with the successful procedure.
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Sportskeeda broke the news on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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