Netflix Removes Becky Lynch's Line About Liv Morgan Sleeping With Dominik Mysterio From WWE Raw

Netflix have often made changes to WWE programming since shows began airing on the streaming service in January 2025 and another edit was made to Monday Night Raw this week, with Becky Lynch's line about Liv Morgan sleeping with Dominik Mysterio being removed from the replay of the August 3 episode of Raw.

As the promo exchange between Liv Morgan and Becky Lynch came to an end, Lynch shouted to the WWE Women's World Champion: "You’re not even the greatest women’s champion in your own group. Hell, you're not even the greatest women’s champion that’s slept with Dominik Mysterio."

If you didn't watch Raw live, though, you would have no idea that Becky Lynch ever made such a remark about the on-screen relationships that Dominik Mysterio has had with Rhea Ripley and Liv Morgan. The replay version of Raw instead cuts off after Lynch stated that Morgan was not the greatest women's champion in her own stable and moves directly to Stephanie Vaquer's return, omitting the "slept with Dominik Mysterio" line entirely.

This is just the latest example of Netflix changes to WWE Raw in recent weeks. The go-home episode of Raw before SummerSlam had multiple changes, including removing Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar giving each other the middle finger, an obvious black bar being inserted over Lesnar's vest to cover up the "Sh*t" in "Talk Sh*t, Get Hit", and piped-in boos being added to the broadcast when Judgment Day beat down Joe Hendry and Danhausen.

Edits to WWE shows on Netflix have often centred around profanity and botches, with Jade Cargill's wig malfunction being edited out of the June 12, 2026 episode of Friday Night SmackDown. Blood has also caused issues for Netflix on pay-per-view, with the Bron Breakker vs. Seth Rollins Steel Cage Match from Night of Champions being borderline unwatchable due to Breakker's bloody face being blurred for much of the contest.

While there had been hopes from fans that WWE would transition away from a PG product with the move to Netflix, that has been anything but the case, and WWE TV carries a PG rating in the United States and a 12 rating in the United Kingdom.