Following the latest episode, Netflix censored Monday Night RAW, this time avoiding a wardrobe malfunction with WWE Superstar Liv Morgan.

The episode concluded with Dominik Mysterio, Morgan's on-screen love interest, carrying her out of the arena, saving her from being cashed in on by Money in the Bank winner Tiffany Stratton.

According to Ringside News, if you watch the episode on Netflix now, the final shots, which showed her backside, have been edited. It makes sense, as the streaming service wanted to avoid a wardrobe malfunction being visible on the replay.

Generally, Netflix has censored WWE RAW for profanity or blood. This was a different situation, but it's great to see the streaming service acted swiftly after the latest episode of the show.

Morgan retained the Women's World Championship despite losing to Becky Lynch during the Oct. 26 edition of RAW. It was a back-and-forth affair, but it ended in a disqualification after Roxanne Perez and Raquel Rodriguez interfered. They broke up a pinfall attempt from Lynch that might've won the match.

Things broke down from there, as the Judgment Day attacked Lynch. Chelsea Green—who will face Morgan at Crown Jewel—came out to save her before Iyo Sky came out as well.

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Green then hit her finishing move on Morgan, prompting Stratton to come out. She tried to cash in her Money in the Bank contract but hesitated. The hesitation cost her a chance to become a two-time world champion. Mysterio pulled his kayfabe girlfriend out of the ring. The Judgment Day then retreated to close out the show.