Roxanne Perez Judgment Day Replacement: Three WWE stars that could be recruited if ‘The Prodigy’ wins Money in the Bank

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Heading into WWE Money in the Bank 2026, The Judgment Day’s Roxanne Perez is many fans’ favorite to take home the women’s briefcase.

WWE previously teased dissension between “The Prodigy” and Liv Morgan earlier this year, and while that has cooled off in recent months, a Money in the Bank win for Perez could certainly lead to the Laredo, Texas native being violently removed from the group.

If that does indeed happen, here are three WWE stars who could potentially join Judgment Day in Perez’s place:

Omos

It would be assumed that Roxanne Perez’s replacement in The Judgment Day would come from the women’s roster, but if we’re being honest it is the male side of the group that needs more help right now.

Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh are constantly being treated like jokes on WWE Raw. Whether it be over the Summer with Danhausen or now Joe Hendry, the pair just can’t escape being the butt of jokes every week.

They need a dominant presence alongside them to help shift the opinion on them, and thankfully Dominik already has one in his corner in AAA.

Omos is a no brainer addition to The Judgment Day, and both he and Dom have publicly expressed a desire to make it happen. So, if The Judgment Day are down a member, they should look no further than “The Nigerian Giant.”

Kiana James

Ever since her tag team with Giulia violently separated back in June, Kiana James has struggled to nail down a consistent place on television, with her last appearance coming on SmackDown in late July.

While she has been announced as one of the competitors in the NXT Women’s Championship number one contender’s battle royal next week, James will likely be hoping to continue working on the main roster rather than heading back to where she began her WWE run.

Sadly her options on SmackDown seem somewhat limited at the moment, so a move to Raw may bring about more opportunities. James is one of the more physically imposing members of the women’s locker room, so she could bring something different to the group than Perez and carve out a consistent spot for herself on WWE TV as Liv Morgan’s new underling.

While The Judgment Day isn’t as metal as it once was, James’ current character would likely need retooling a bit if she was to join the group, but that’s certainly worth doing given how little opportunities she’s getting currently.

Damian Priest

Omos may be the most logical addition to Judgment Day given his already established partnership with “Dirty Dom”, but the most intriguing new member has to be Damian Priest.

Priest recently turned heel for the first time since his time in The Judgment Day came to an end in the summer of 2024, and is currently feuding with former tag partner (and fellow Judgment Day alum) R-Truth.

While that will keep Priest busy for now, in the long-term he may find more opportunities on Raw than SmackDown given how busy the blue brand is in the main event picture.

A move back to Raw to reunite with Judgment Day could help him return to a main event role, and re-establish The Judgment Day as a group to be feared.

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• Money in the Bank
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