👉 Dominik Mysterio’s Breakout Year Could Tear The Judgment Day Apart）

The Judgment Day may still be standing, but the cracks are impossible to ignore.

With Damian Priest and Rhea Ripley no longer part of the picture, the faction’s latest incarnation has quietly shifted its purpose—becoming a launchpad for Dominik Mysterio, who enjoyed the most successful year of his WWE career in 2025.

Everything seemed to fall into place for Mysterio. He took a massive step toward WWE’s main-event scene, captured a career-defining moment at WrestleMania by winning the Intercontinental Championship, and even defeated John Cena at what would become the legend’s final premium live event. By year’s end, Dominik wasn’t just a rising star—he was positioned as a centerpiece for WWE’s future.

But as Mysterio soared, not everyone within The Judgment Day benefited.

Former world champion Finn Bálor found himself sliding into the background, increasingly tied to the tag-team division while subtle signs of frustration and internal tension began to surface. His diminished role stood in stark contrast to Dominik’s meteoric rise, fueling speculation that unity within the group was beginning to fracture.

Meanwhile, the women’s side of the faction underwent its own transformation. With Liv Morgan absent from WWE television, Roxanne Perez emerged as a new member, stepping into Morgan’s role and teaming with Raquel Rodriguez. While the change added fresh energy, it also reinforced the sense that The Judgment Day was no longer the same dominant force it once was.

All signs now point to a faction at a crossroads.

As 2026 approaches, The Judgment Day feels less like an unstoppable unit and more like a group on borrowed time. Whether through betrayal, power shifts, or an outright breakup, the coming year appears primed for a complete teardown—and Dominik Mysterio’s ascent may be the catalyst that finally brings it all crashing down.