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Whatever the case, two huge shows follow the big PLE in Riyadh. The next edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event emanates from Madison Square Garden. SummerSlam follows in early August. The next three WWE stars could turn heel, and two could turn face at Night of Champions.
#5. Maxxine Dupri joins the Vision
Since the Vision hasn’t defended the World Tag Team Titles in this current pairing, they must do so at Night of Champions. The stage has been set with both Bron Breakker and Seth Rollins being unceremoniously eliminated from King of the Ring.
With The Visionary on the same page with Montez Ford, the duo could challenge the Vision in Riyadh. It would further their feud and, if they win, potentially sow tension with Angelo Dawkins when he returns.
Dawkins was more accepting of Rollins’ pleas until Austin Theory decimated several stars with a chair after Logan Paul’s injury. While this has played out, Maxxine Dupri has been seen cozying up to Theory.
She claims he’s a good guy, but everything fans see on RAW and backstage contradicts her feelings. She’s clearly giving him the benefit of the doubt, as attractive men and women do to others. She could show her true colors by costing Rollins and Ford, or another duo, in a potential tag title match.
#4. Raquel Rodriguez could beat Liv Morgan in the Queen of the Ring Finals
WWE has heavily pushed the Judgment Day for the last five years, and has done so again by having three of the four members in the tournament advance. Morgan shouldn’t be in the Queen of the Ring in the first place, but here we are.
While it wouldn’t help the rest of the roster, WWE could book a Morgan/Rodriguez finals. Morgan won’t handle a potential loss well, and she shouldn’t win the tournament.
Rodriguez has already fought Rhea Ripley numerous times, and she hogged all of the title defenses during Stephane Vaquer’s reign. If the two Judgment Day members meet in the finals and things don’t go her way, Morgan could easily turn on her supposed sister.
#3. Carmelo Hayes snaps after falling short again
Carmelo Hayes and Ricky Saints keep circling each other and the United States Title. Trick Williams should be defending his belt at Night of Champions since he’s not doing anything else.
He didn’t advance in the King of the Ring Tournament, nor should he have. Hayes and Saints both got buried again, so WWE should book a triple threat for the United States Championship in Saudi Arabia.
Melo hasn’t received a fair shot, as interference from Williams, Lil Yachty, and Saints has cost him in his bids to regain the title. Since fans have eaten up what Williams spews out, it’s turned anyone opposing him into a heel by default.
It happened with Sami Zayn and briefly with Melo when he faced Trick. Hayes could embrace his villainous side and deliver a post-match attack if and when he assuredly loses yet again.
#2. Roxanne Perez could follow Finn Balor out of the Judgment Day
Liv Morgan never seemed to fully trust Roxanne Perez once Finn Balor brought The Prodigy in while Morgan was out with an injury. She’ll placate her in front of others and passively insult her, like she did after Roxanne didn’t move on in the Queen of the Ring Tournament.
Morgan said Perez was pouting because she lost and didn’t have any help to move on. Both Raquel Rodriguez and Morgan advanced in their fatal four-ways, whereas Morgan helped Dominik win his King of the Ring match.
Perez admitted she overreacted, and it’s all about the family. When she brought up how Rodriguez and Morgan could face each other in the finals. Morgan then immediately changed the topic and bolted from the clubhouse.
WWE needs to change something soon, and Dirty Dom isn’t going to turn on Morgan at this point. Perez deserves more than being the next paramour of the slimy Dominik.
For that reason, she could turn face either through her own actions or if she makes a mistake and the rest of the group turns on her.
#1. WWE has Sami Zayn fully embrace his dark side
Through his quick rise to the top on SmackDown, WWE used Trick Williams to turn Sami Zayn into a tweener. Zayn would bring up valid points, like how Williams cost Hayes the United States Title and how Cody Rhodes gets favorable treatment.
Despite those facts, fans started to turn on Sami and blame him for everything around Hayes and Williams. Even Nick Aldis told Zayn to stay out of the business between Gunther and Rhodes. Sami hasn’t turned on the crowd.
When that happens, a star has fully turned heel. Night of Champions emanates from Saudi Arabia, and Zayn is incredibly popular in that area. He could stand up for himself and be cheered by the live crowd while simultaneously being painted as the bad guy yet again by commentary and officials.
Since he’s not the golden boy, WWE is more likely to turn Zayn than Rhodes, even though turning Rhodes needs to happen to shake things up. Win or lose, Zayn could leave Riyadh being cheered, only to be met as a true villain once he returns stateside.
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