WWE faction break ups: The Judgment Day and more current alliances seemingly set to end soon

Published: 4 minutes ago by Connel Rumsey | Last Updated: 25 minutes ago by Connel Rumsey

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In recent years, a number of new factions have been forming on WWE television across Raw, SmackDown, NXT and AAA.

With the number of factions on WWE television, several groups have begun having some ongoing tension within them, with a few seemingly set to come to an end in the coming months, or at least see some major changes.

Here are some WWE factions we could see end soon.

The Judgment Day

The Judgment Day on WWE Raw

The Judgment Day are basically the main exception to the rule, as it truly feels like the group is never going to end at this point, even though there has been a lot of tension within the members.

It would be a more noteworthy episode of Raw if there was not tension within the Judgment Day at this point, but the next big shift in the group is seemingly upon us.

Prior to Money In The Bank, many expected Roxanne Perez to win the briefcase and eventually cash in on Liv Morgan to win the Women’s World Championship.

While that will no longer be the plan, Liv did regain the championship, with a potential match with Roxanne still the likely end goal.

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Las Toxicas

In AAA, it was Flammer losing her Reina de Reinas Championship to La Catalina after over 1000 days as champion that led to the ongoing descension between the group.

La Hiedra and Maravilla were both absent for TripleMania where Flammer lost the title, with Hiedra now being the sole champion within Las Toxicas.

Catalina attempted to sew seeds of descension between the members on this week’s AAA show, with AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio then announcing that BOTH Flammer and Heidra would challenge Catalina for the title at Heroes Immortales.

If Las Toxicas are not set to come to an end soon, it seems that at least either Flammer or Hiedra will leave the group.

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The Bloodline

Much like the Judgment Day, the Bloodline will likely never truly ‘end’, but speculation continues to ramp up about who could end up leaving the family, and when.

Jacob Fatu was initially forced to join the group back at Clash In Italy, with him and the Usos having tension as they butt heads in regards to deal with the 946.

Whether it be Jacob, Solo Sikoa or even Roman Reigns himself, we are likely only a few weeks away from one of the Bloodline members leaving the family.

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