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Priest has been known by a number of names throughout his time in WWE and as a member of The Judgment Day, the most obvious being “The Street King” and “El Campeon” since he was “The Archer of Infamy” in NXT.

There was a belief that Priest dropped the name because many fans questioned the reason behind ir or what it actually meant. It seems that the thought was that Priest was trying to ensure that he was remembered by his moments and matches, but it was too soon in his career for a name of this caliber.

Why has Stephanie McMahon brought his name back to WWE for Damian Priest?

Stephanie McMahon was hosting Saturday Night’s Main Event alone because of the weather conditions, which have become problematic for many WWE stars, including Joe Tessitore.

She could have been under pressure and used the name under the belief that it was still in use, or it could be a hint that the former World Champion is now ready to take back the name and make it mean something this time around.

Coming out of his feud with Aleister Black, Damian Priest has a blank canvas heading into The Royal Rumble and could be a dark horse for the match itself. Priest has been pushed by WWE officials several times throughout his career, and he could have the backing to win this year’s match if he is unsuccessful in the fatal four-way to face Drew McIntyre.

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