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That said, in this article, we look at two heel turns and one face turn that fans probably won’t see coming on the July 13 episode of RAW.
#3. Je’Von Evans snaps after losing the Gauntlet Match
Je’Von Evans has established himself as one of WWE’s fastest-rising young stars. His athleticism, confidence, and fearless approach have made him an exciting addition to RAW. However, repeated setbacks could eventually push him over the edge.
Tonight’s Gauntlet Match presents arguably the biggest opportunity of Evans’ main roster career. A victory would earn him a championship opportunity. Also, it would further cement his status as one of WWE’s future main-event stars.
However, if The Young OG comes up short once again, frustration may finally get the better of him. Rather than accepting another defeat with grace, Evans could attack the superstar responsible for eliminating him or even assault officials after the match. Such an outburst would instantly establish a more aggressive side of his character. Thus, marking the beginning of a heel run.
A personality change might also help Je’Von Evans evolve beyond being simply an exciting high-flyer. WWE has successfully transformed several young babyfaces into compelling villains by allowing disappointment to fuel their actions.
With SummerSlam around the corner, tonight could be the perfect opportunity for Evans to show that he is willing to abandon respect in pursuit of championship gold.
#2. Roxanne Perez turns babyface by walking away from The Judgment Day
Roxanne Perez’s alliance with The Judgment Day has elevated her status on RAW. However, it has also forced her to embrace tactics that don’t necessarily fit her natural personality.
Tonight, The Prodigy faces one of the toughest tests possible in IYO SKY. If Perez falls short despite receiving assistance from her stablemates, or if they accidentally cost her the match, the loss could become the final straw.
Instead of blaming IYO SKY, Roxanne Perez could realize that The Judgment Day has only held her back. Refusing further interference, she might officially walk away from the faction, rejecting their methods and standing on her own.
Such a decision would instantly transform Perez into one of RAW’s top female babyfaces. Also, a face turn would open several fresh rivalries. The remaining members of The Judgment Day would almost certainly view her departure as a betrayal. Thus, creating an immediate storyline heading into SummerSlam.
Meanwhile, Roxanne would finally have the opportunity to prove she can succeed without relying on backup or underhanded tactics. Considering how popular she already is with many fans despite playing a villain, WWE may eventually decide that now is the right time to complete her transition back into a fan favorite.
#1. Roman Reigns shocks everyone by completing heel turn during the WWE World Heavyweight Championship contract signing
Roman Reigns has enjoyed tremendous support since returning as a fan favorite, despite being a “tweener.” However, WWE has shown before that no character remains unchanged forever.
Thus, tonight’s contract signing with Seth Rollins could become the stage for one of the biggest twists of the year. Rather than simply signing the contract and exchanging verbal shots, Reigns could complete his heel turn by embracing the ruthless side that once made him one of WWE’s most dominant champions.
After luring Rollins into a false sense of security, the Tribal Chief could launch a vicious assault. He could use the contract, steel chair, or even the championship belt to leave his SummerSlam opponent laid out in the middle of the ring.
Even more shocking would be if Roman Reigns declared that the fans’ respect means nothing compared to keeping his championship. By this, he would fully embrace the cold, calculating mentality that defined his historic reign as Undisputed WWE Universal Champion.
A heel turn would dramatically change the dynamic of his rivalry with The Visionary. Instead of two top stars competing for supremacy, the feud would become a battle between a merciless champion and a challenger determined to end his reign.
Also, it would allow the company to revisit elements of Roman’s dominant Tribal Chief persona while presenting a fresh version of the character rather than simply repeating the past.
Of course, there is no indication that WWE is planning any of these turns tonight. However, with SummerSlam rapidly approaching, tonight’s RAW serves as one of the final opportunities to reshape major storylines. Thus, surprising fans with an unexpected heel or face turn would be an effective way to raise the stakes.
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