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The Judgment Day was seen in a segment this week on RAW where every member was present in the ring. Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Dominik Mysterio and JD McDonagh talked about themselves, highlighting their ongoing storylines. Not even once did any of them talk about Roxanne Perez winning the Money in the Bank qualifier match. Liv Morgan completely ignored it as if The Prodigy’s win did not matter to her or the faction.
Whenever someone gets overlooked, especially by the closest ones, it creates a sense of anguish and frustration within them. And it’s not the first time Perez faced such a situation. Despite trying her best for The Judgment Day, she barely receives any acknowledgment. Roxanne Perez could be harboring resentment for being treated like a background act. The fact that she did not get credit from her stablemates could force her to a breaking point and betray the faction.
Triple H may bring the Money in the Bank briefcase to The Judgment Day
The Judgment Day has been on a downward spiral in recent times, with its members suffering setback after setback. First, Liv Morgan lost the Women’s World Champion then Dominik Mysterio lost the AAA Mega Championship. Besides, Raquel Rodriguez and Dirty Dom also lost their respective Money in the Bank qualifier matches.
The faction that once dominated Monday Night RAW has lost its intimidating aura lately. However, Triple H could revive the group by bringing the Money in the Bank within it. Roxanne Perez won the qualifying match this week on RAW, securing her spot in the high-stakes women’s ladder match. There is a good possibility that The Prodigy could win the coveted briefcase this year.
With her victory, the women’s Money in the Bank briefcase can become The Judgment Day’s biggest weapon. It would alter the geopolitical landscape of WWE, giving the faction the utmost power to assert dominance. With the contract in Roxanne Perez’s hands, the faction can terrorize the entire roster and command immediate respect and fear.
This would transform The Judgment Day into a dominant powerhouse, having the ultimate trump card to create upheaval in the mainevent picture. Hence, Triple H has a very good reason to make Perez the 2026 Miss Money in the Bank and bring the briefcase within her faction. This would revive the group, making it as the biggest threat on the roster once again.
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