Liv Morgan, set to compete for the WWE Women's World Championship at the upcoming King & Queen of the Ring event on Saturday, May 25, has shocked fans by sharing graphic photos of her previous shoulder injury. The wrestler, who is currently on her "Revenge Tour" after her return to the WWE in January following a 6-month absence, took to Instagram on Friday to showcase the extent of her past injury.

In one of the photos, Morgan proudly displayed bloody scars on her shoulder, providing a glimpse into the physical toll she has endured in her wrestling career. The wrestler shared multiple images, giving fans a closer look at the injury she had suffered. The pictures served as a powerful reminder of the determination and resilience that Morgan has displayed on her journey back to the top.

Captioning one of the photos, Morgan expressed her unwavering confidence and determination. She wrote, "Tomorrow is for me. Tomorrow is for my revenge. Tomorrow I finally beat Becky Lynch. Tomorrow I take what Rhea Ripley loves most. Tomorrow is for my redemption. Tomorrow I become your new Women's World Champion. Cry about it."

Morgan's path to challenging for the Women's World Championship began when she targeted Rhea Ripley, who was forced to relinquish the title due to an injury suffered in a backstage segment involving Morgan. Becky Lynch went on to win the vacant Women's World Title in a battle royal on the April 22 edition of Raw, setting the stage for Morgan's upcoming clash against the champion.

Meanwhile, in another exciting development, GUNTHER has shared his thoughts on the upcoming tournament final match against Randy Orton at the King & Queen of the Ring event. Fans can find more details on GUNTHER's comments in a separate article.

As the wrestling world eagerly anticipates the showdown between Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch, Morgan's fierce determination and the graphic photos of her previous injury serve as a reminder of the sacrifices and challenges that these athletes face on their road to success. Will Morgan emerge victorious and claim the Women's World Championship crown? Wrestling enthusiasts will have their eyes glued to the ring on Saturday, May 25, to find out.