Spit! WWE's toughest beauty "spits out chewed gum into the crowd," fans go wild: "Fighting to pick it up, sell it for 1.3 million won"... Criticism also arises that she "crossed the line of performance"

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WWE Women's World Champion Liv Morgan (32) sparked debate among fans after spitting out chewed gum toward the crowd before a match.

The UK outlet "The Sun" recently reported that a video of Morgan spitting gum into the stands while entering the WWE house show ring spread rapidly on social media (SNS).

In the video, Morgan, wearing red shorts and wearing the championship belt, sat on the ring ropes and spat gum toward the audience. The outlet reported that "after the gum landed on a fan's arm, surrounding spectators rushed to claim this unique souvenir. Immediately after, Morgan smiled and entered the ring for her upcoming match against Stephanie Vaquer (33)."

The video recorded explosive views on X (formerly Twitter). WWE shared the video on its official account, stating, "Morgan spitting gum is a blessing."

However, fan reactions were sharply divided. Some expressed favorable responses such as "Morgan is enjoying her character" and "She could sell it to collectors for $1,000 (1.34 million won)." Meanwhile, other fans strongly criticized the champion's antics, calling it "not a blessing but disgusting."

Morgan, who debuted in WWE in 2014, has long been greatly loved by fans for her tenacious "underdog" image. Recently, she transformed into an unpredictable and quirky "bad kid" character, exuding her own charm and establishing herself as the organization's flagship star.

This bold move by Morgan is not her first. In May, she drew attention by releasing photos in a bikini-style outfit, and at the July ESPY Awards red carpet, she captivated attention with a dress that boldly exposed her side.

Meanwhile, last month at "SummerSlam," Morgan defended her title by defeating Iyo Sky (36). On the "Monday Night Raw" held on the 7th, she secured another victory against Vaquer, successfully defending the Women's World Championship title once again.

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