10 Banned Segments WWE Had To Censor

9. Becky Lynch’s Cutting Line

Becky Lynch Liv Morgan Raquel Rodriguez Roxanne Perez Judgment Day
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Netflix were at it again following the 3 August 2026 edition of flagship show Raw. Their censors didn't much care for an insult Becky Lynch shot at Liv Morgan when lining up a possible match against the Women's World Champion. It was reportedly deemed just a little bit too saucy.

Readers can make their own minds up on that here.

Becky glared at Liv and said: “You’re not even the greatest Women’s Champion that’s slept with Dominik Mysterio" It was a blatant Rhea Ripley reference, and a snappy one, but Netflix punted that line into touch during replays. It's becoming pretty clear that the streaming giant doesn't like WWE's women making any sexual references on TV at all.

Similarly to the Paige and Nikki Bella stuff from the prior entry, Netflix chose to go with an edited-in crowd shot instead of catching that line. By doing so, they gave themselves enough room to wriggle away from Lynch's comment and pretend it never happened in the first place.

Again, WWE kept the 'Dirty Dom' remark on their own social media and on .com recaps of Raw. This shows just how much of a schism there is between what they deem acceptable and what one of their major broadcasting partners thinks passes for solid content.

For the record, Liv and her Judgment Day pals Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez reacted brilliantly to the vicious barb. Morgan sold Becky's words like bullets, which is exactly what she should've done. That counted for nothing on replays via Netflix, but still.

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