WWE RAW once again proved that its biggest stable and the oldest one currently active, The Judgment Day, is a joke.
On WWE RAW JD McDonagh’s head was compared to a toy and made a mockery of throughout. Joe Hendry even made a song about it and then Je’Von Evans walked out as a funkopop (or whatever it is), and took out Dominik Mysterio. McDonagh went on to lose the match, in another setback for The Judgment Day.
WWE Has Buried The Judgment Day And It’s Only Going To Get Worse
It may seem that Triple H hates the Judgment Day at first glance and it may be true.
The backstage segments with the group have more or less disappeared, Liv Morgan’s World Title reign hasn’t been that good either, and Dominik Mysterio hasn’t had the best of runs on WWE RAW either. The other members are more or less side characters with Raquel having a very iffy reign. Roxanne Perez and JD have practically done nothing in weeks and now he lost to Joe Hendry and a funkopop.
It seems that WWE has an agenda against the oldest group in the company right now (considering The Bloodline broke up and re-formed later).
There’s a clear motive behind this. Right now The Vision, The Bloodline, and 946 are all bigger stables than The Judgment Day. They are hotter in terms of popularity and while you may blame it on the booking for The Judgment Day’s downfall, the stage is being set for the ultimate disassembling of the group.
The stable has had nothing to do as a team since kicking out Finn Balor. As a team and unit, The Judgment Day are basically a stagnant stable disillusioned to their own faults and mostly serving as Liv Morgan’s lackeys.
As things stand WWE will probably ruin the group further than break it up, because Triple H is too lazy to book a perfect ending for the stable. It may not be over as fans think it may, but worse, it could actually not lead to anything at all.
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