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The WWE Raw roster is set to grow slightly larger when Lola Vice makes her debut on the Monday, September 14 episode in Mexico City.
Vice may not be the only new face to call Monday nights their own in the near future however, as there’s the possibility that Adam Pearce could make more big signings in the fall months.
Here are three more new WWE Raw signings potentially coming soon.
Omos
WWE AAA TripleMania 34 weekend was certainly a big one for Omos.
‘The Nigerian Giant’ main evented Night One of the show in Las Vegas and picked up the win over AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio, a win that also ensured that he would be reinstated to AAA. Night Two of TripleMania 34 saw even more success as Omos entered, and won the Copa Bardahl Cibernetico by last eliminating the returning Nino Hamburguesa.
While things ended on a sour note as his El Ojo stablemate Dominik Mysterio lost the AAA Mega Championship to El Grande Americano, TripleMania was certainly a showcase for the giant.
With Dominik Mysterio previously calling for some crossover between El Ojo and Judgment Day, it may be time for Omos to be brought back to main roster WWE TV at long last. Helping Mysterio and The Judgment Day re-establish themselves as a dominant force on Raw, Omos could certainly be a major difference maker on Monday nights.
Tony D’Angelo

Tony D’Angelo reigned as NXT Champion for 148 days before losing the title to Grayson Waller at NXT Heatwave.
With five years under his belt in WWE NXT, Tony D’Angelo’s long-awaited main roster call-up may finally be coming after the 31-year-old dropped the NXT Championship to Grayson Waller back at NXT Heatwave.
A rematch against Waller may be coming soon if he defeats Mason Rook and Saquon Shugars, but it feels like, after a second loss to Waller, there really isn’t anything else for the former ‘Don of NXT’ to do on the brand.
With reports of The Vision potentially adding a new member circulating several months ago, perhaps D’Angelo could join up with Bron Breakker and company. With it often being tougher for babyface NXT call-ups to find their feet on the main roster, either joining a faction, or at least, turning heel, may be the best course of action WWE can take with the NXT Grand Slam Champion.
Drew McIntyre
We’ve seen plenty of big returns in WWE over the past few weeks, with Bronson Reed and Bayley now back in the mix on Monday Night Raw. Over on SmackDown however, fans continue to wait with bated breath for Drew McIntyre to make his comeback after five months away from the ring.
Back in June, when it was revealed that McIntyre was joining the cast for an upcoming Russell Crowe action movie ‘The Last Druid’, PWInsider reported that ‘The Scottish Warrior’ wasn’t expected back on WWE TV anytime soon.
Now that three months have passed since that report, it’s perhaps finally safe to get excited again for a McIntyre return, but with the SmackDown main event picture stacked with top names, Drew may find more opportunities back on Monday Night Raw.
Also, The Bloodline now call Raw home, so that should provide Drew with more than enough motivation to make the switch.
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