Tiffany Stratton takes advantage of Chelsea Green after WWE crown jewel victory

WWE Women’s Champion Chelsea Green defeated WWE Women’s World Champion Liv Morgan to win the Crown Jewel Women’s Championship at WWE Crown Jewel. But then Tiffany Stratton cashed in Money in the Bank, turning against Green to win the women’s title for her second reign.

Morgan started the match comfortably in his advantage, taking his time to attack Green and goad him. Green slapped her back and rallied to send Morgan out of the ring, but the women’s world champion regained control when she got back between the ropes.

This theme continued throughout the contest, with Morgan dominating and Green starting to fight from the bottom, starting but ultimately being stopped. Green managed to connect with Rough Ryder for a near-fall, but soon after found herself strapped into a half-crab and forced to expend energy wrestling for the rope.

A suicide dive changed the game for Green once again, bringing her back into the ring and delivering Unpretty-her, looking for the cover, but Morgan got her foot on the bottom rope. Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez came down to ringside, providing enough of a distraction to give Morgan the advantage.

Morgan sent Rodriguez and Perez to the back, telling them she was taking care of Green. They returned to the ring and Morgan went after ObLivion for the win. Green held on to the ropes to block the move, pinning Morgan for the winning three count.

Morgan attacked Green as he was presented with the Crown Jewel title belt, prompting Stratton to collapse and seemingly make the save. She indicated she wanted to cash in, prompting Perez and Rodriguez to run to the ring and try to stop her. Green prevented them from entering the ring and transformed into Stratton’s briefcase, after which she took advantage of Green and won the Women’s Championship with a PME.

Green is now the third single Women’s Crown Jewels champion since the belt was introduced in 2024. Morgan was the first holder and now holds the distinction of being the first former winner to lose a Women’s Crown Jewels championship match.

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