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The group currently consists of Morgan, Dominik Mysterio, Raquel Rodriguez, JD McDonagh, and Roxanne Perez. Morgan, Mysterio, and Rodriguez all made it to the semifinals of the King and Queen of the Ring.
While that’s a feat in and of itself, some big changes could be in store for the group in the coming months. Regardless of how it happens, WWE desperately needs to add another member to Judgment Day for the next four reasons.
#4. Having more than two men opens up feuds in multiple divisions
One reason the Judgment Day desperately needs a new member is that the females outnumber the men in the group. It traditionally had three or four men and one or two women.
The latest incarnation, however, has Morgan, Rodriguez, Perez, Dominik Mysterio, and JD McDonagh. Having only two men in the group limits the titles they can pursue.
With three or more men, two could go for the tag team titles, and another could chase a singles championship. With only Dominik and McDonagh now, they have far fewer options.
Dominik has already held the Intercontinental Championship, while Balor and McDonagh held tag team gold at one point. Balor was also a tag team champion with Damian Priest. Having a third male member allows the group to do more across all the divisions of a brand.
#3. The group lacks a male powerhouse
While the group was able to win gold without a bruising powerhouse like Bronson Reed or Royce Keys, having one certainly makes the group appear more formidable.
Solo Sikoa and his group always lose to the Bloodline, but the appearance of Jacob Fatu and Talla Tonga alone gave the illusion that they could beat a team with one of WWE’s golden boys.
The women of the Judgment Day have a heavy with Rodriguez, likening her relationship with Morgan to that of Shawn Michaels and Diesel. The problem is that the group interferes and runs off like cowards.
Having an imposing member would give the Judgment Day more credibility against bigger WWE names and stronger opponents. The numbers game is usually in their favor, but having a punishing member gives any faction a different dynamic.
#2. It’s the nature of the group in WWE
Ever since Edge formed the Judgment Day, one of the main aspects of how the group operates is member turnover. There aren’t any original members left. Finn Balor’s addition led to Edge’s ousting.
They later added Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh. After some tension, Carlito joined until he was released by WWE. Tension with Dominik, Morgan, and Ripley led to the group ousting Mami and Priest in favor of Morgan and Rodriguez.
Balor brought Roxanne Perez into the fold as Morgan endured an injury last year. Things were tense through most of 2025 and 2026 as The Prince couldn’t get along with Dirty Dom and Liv.
Since he was the longest-tenured member, it was time for history to repeat itself with his excommunication ahead of WrestleMania 42. Membership turnover is a huge part of the Judgment Day’s history.
Since they’re down to five members, adding a sixth would even things out. It could also give a struggling WWE star like Josh Briggs, Rusev, or Grayson Waller a fresh start. If Roxanne is the next to go, it opens up yet another spot for someone to take.
#1. There may be an opening soon
As mentioned above, with the passive issues between Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez, the Judgment Day could have another opening in the coming months. Liv Morgan claims everything they do is for the family.
When it comes to her actions, it appears she mostly cares about her success and Dominik’s success. If she believed her own words, she wouldn’t have entered the Queen of the Ring Tournament and mocked Perez after she failed to advance.
If she weren’t currently holding the Women’s World Championship after beating Stephanie Vaquer, her actions wouldn’t be as suspicious.
She’s supported both women in the past, but lately, she doesn’t seem keen on potentially facing Rodriguez in the finals of the tournament. The Prodigy brought up how if both made the finals, the family would win no matter what.
Morgan then immediately pivoted the conversation in a different direction before quickly running off. The group could be ringside for both semifinal matches. Miscommunication could lead to Morgan or Rodriguez losing.
If Perez is involved, it’s more than likely that Liv will want her gone. There’s also the chance that Raquel moves on and Liv does not, causing Liv’s true colors to emerge.
Morgan and Dominik are probably the safest, so something could happen with Rodriguez or Perez getting kicked out of the group, giving them a fresh start in WWE.
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