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The Judgment Day are the second-longest running faction in WWE today, with the group forming back in 2022 with Edge (Adam Copeland), Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley.
None of those names are still associated with the group (and Copeland no longer WWE either), and with Finn Balor also being removed earlier this year, The Judgment Day is a far different beast now than when it began.
With The Judgment Day overall feeling less important than it used to – particularly the men’s side of it – some changes may potentially have to be made to its line-up if the group is continue surviving and thriving in WWE for more years to come.
Here are two WWE stars who could be next to leave The Judgment Day.
Dominik Mysterio
Dominik Mysterio joined The Judgment Day in September 2022.
In August it was reported that Dominik Mysterio was “frustrated” with his booking on WWE’s main roster; particularly the difference between how he’s presented in WWE and AAA.
In AAA, Mysterio has reigned as the Mega Champion for an entire year, and is preparing for a main event against El Grande Americano at TripleMania 34 in Mexico City. In WWE, Mysterio spent the Summer feuding with Danhausen – a rivalry that culminated in the two-time Intercontinental Champion losing a ‘Monies on a Pole Match’ at SummerSlam.
Things haven’t gotten much better since then, as Mysterio and his stablemate JD McDonagh have been in another comedic feud with Joe Hendry and Je’Von Evans; which involved Mysterio taking a headbutt from Evans whilst he was wearing a large Funko Pop helmet.
With Mysterio likely set to lose his AAA Mega Title on Sunday, it may be time for him to also leave The Judgment Day behind.
Whether going fully solo as a babyface, or bringing his AAA alliance with Omos and Dorian Roldan to Monday Night Raw, it’s time for Mysterio to get back on track to becoming a serious future world title contender.
Roxanne Perez
Roxanne Perez has been a member of the Judgment Day since her WWE main roster call up in 2025
While Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh are treated like a comedy act, the women’s side of The Judgment Day are a legitimate force within the women’s division; typified by Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez both holding singles championships on WWE Raw.
Perez may soon bring gold to The Judgment Day in her own right, as she earned the opportunity to challenge for the AAA Reina de Reinas Championship by winning a four-way at TripleMania 34 Night One, but it may also soon be time for ‘The Prodigy’ to go out on her own.
WWE teased dissension between Perez and Liv Morgan in the aftermath of Finn Balor’s removal from the group, but that kind of just dissipated.
Having Perez enter, and potentially win Money in the Bank would be a great way to resume that storyline, as Morgan could get paranoid that her stalemate is going to cash-in on her and take the WWE Women’s World Title.
Even if she doesn’t dethrone Liv (someone has to fail a Women’s Money in the Bank cash-in eventually), a feud with the champion would propel Perez to becoming the next potential top babyface in the women’s division.
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