WWE accuses Judgment day member of identity theft
A member of The Judgment Day faces accusations of identity theft for his actions on the latest edition of Monday Night RAW. The heel faction continued to go after former member Damian Priest.
On the latest edition of the red brand's show, The Archer of Infamy locked horns with Dominik Mysterio in a singles match. The Judgment Day had set a trap to attack Priest. While JD McDonagh, dressed as Santa Claus, was standing in the first row, Carlito was hiding under the ring.
However, the former World Heavyweight Champion took out both of them before they could interfere. Damian Priest eventually won the match via disqualification after Finn Balor attacked him from behind. The Judgment Day members continued to beat down Priest after the contest was over, only for The War Raiders to make the save.
Earlier today, WWE posted a video of Damian Priest grabbing JD McDonagh dressed as Santa Claus and tossing him over the barricade. The wrestling promotion accused the former World Tag Team Champion of identity theft and noted that it was a serious crime.
"Identity theft is not a joke, @jd_mcdonagh! 🎅," read the post.
You can check out the Instagram post below:
Wrestling veteran shares his honest take on Damian Priest continuing to feud with The Judgment Day
The Judgment Day kicked out Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley at WWE SummerSlam. The Terror Twins have been feuding with the heel faction since.
On the latest episode of Legion of RAW, former WWE Head Writer Vince Russo pointed out that Damian Priest and Dominik Mysterio have faced each other on several occasions over the last few months. He added that The War Raiders' involvement would lead to a six-man tag team match.
"We talked about Dominik and Damian Priest, which we've seen a million freaking times. Now the War Raiders get involved, so now we're gonna have six men. The War Raiders and Priest, they beat this stuff to death," he said. [From 49:50 onwards]
You can check out Vince Russo's comments in the video below:
Damian Priest challenged Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship in a triple threat match at Saturday Night's Main Event. The title contest, featuring Finn Balor as the third participant, ended with The Ring General standing tall and retaining the gold.
Considering Finn Balor attacked Damian Priest during the latter's match on Monday, the two former stablemates might lock horns on upcoming shows.