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With this in mind, let’s look at five names who could form the new version of The Vision in WWE:
#5. Paul Heyman
The first name on the list is Paul Heyman. He was the one who created The Vision alongside Seth Rollins after WrestleMania 41. It appears that he took full control of the group after they turned on Rollins late last year on Monday Night RAW.
The WWE Hall of Famer doesn’t seem to be leaving The Vision anytime soon. If he decides to revamp the faction, he will likely continue to lead in a managerial capacity.
#4. Logan Paul & #3. Austin Theory
The next on the list are the reigning World Tag Team Champions, Logan Paul and Austin Theory. The two were the last members to be introduced into The Vision. While Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed are out of action due to injury, The Maverick and Theory have taken the spotlight in the group by winning the tag titles.
If Paul Heyman decides to restructure the group, he will likely keep Logan Paul and Austin Theory in the stable. At least for as long as they hold the World Tag Team Championship. This is because The Oracle will not want to risk not having any gold within the group.
#2. Gunther
After Gunther saved Paul Heyman from further attack by Seth Rollins this week on RAW, The Oracle might persuade The Ring General to join the new version of The Vision as its leader.
Gunther has become one of the top heels on the red brand. In less than a year, he has already defeated and retired top WWE legends like Goldberg, John Cena, and AJ Styles. If The Career Killer joins the new version of Heyman’s group as its leader, he could help restore the group’s former dominance as one of the most feared factions in the company.
#1. IShowSpeed could join the new version of The Vision
The last name in the group is IShowSpeed. The YouTuber’s name was picked because of the role he played in helping Austin Theory and Logan Paul win the World Tag Team Championship from The Usos this week.
If IShowSpeed joins the new version of The Vision, he wouldn’t just be a guest star; it would mark the start of a new era where social media fame and in-ring success become the same. If Paul Heyman can channel that energy, the group could become the most influential and possibly the most despised group in WWE history.
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