"If not sooner" - Ex-WWE star predicts The Judgment Day's end on Monday Night RAW
The rise of The Judgment Day was arguably WWE's biggest move under the new regime. However, the faction might be nearing its end as Matthew Rehwoldt fka Aiden English, predicts that the stable will end in the next six months on the roster give or take.
Earlier this year, cracks started to form within The Judgment Day when Rhea Ripley went on a hiatus from WWE. Damian Priest branched out as the World Heavyweight Champion and felt he didn't need the faction. Meanwhile, Liv Morgan has been playing mind games with the group and tormenting Dominik Mysterio every week.
Speaking on Rebooked, Matthew Rehwoldt believes that The Judgment Day will crumble in the next six months if not sooner. He also stated that the group will end due to Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley's absence, who are currently holding down the fort.
"I think, The Judgment Day is going to crumble in the next six months if not sooner. Between Damian [Priest] and Rhea [Rhea], the two tent poles," English said. [From 37:00 to 37:09]
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What did The Judgment Day do on WWE RAW after Rhea Ripley went on a hiatus?
The Judgment Day had a rocky year in the Stamford-based promotion when the faction lost a majority of their titles in the company.
Nevertheless, The Judgment Day had a lot going on Monday Night RAW as Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley entered the new era as the World Heavyweight and Women's World Champion, respectively.
Unfortunately, Mami got injured in April and went on a hiatus after relinquishing her title. Meanwhile, Liv Morgan continued her Revenge Tour by going after the stable and the vacant championship.
In the end, Morgan won the Women's World Championship and tormented Dominik Mysterio. Later, she assisted Finn Balor and JD McDonagh to capture the WWE World Tag Team Championship from The Miz and R-Truth.
The faction is all over Monday Night RAW as Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley are trying to restore order. It'll be interesting to see if Mami can win back her WWE Women's World Championship in Ohio at The Biggest Party of the Summer.
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