3 WWE teams that may split soon

With a new year comes the chance for a fresh start for us all, including the WWE Superstars. Many performers are hopeful of seizing any opportunity that comes their way this year.

While many superstars can shine as part of a stable or faction, working as a singles wrestler usually gets you all the plaudits from those both in and out of the company.

There are currently many top teams in WWE today, but with multiple signs of friction between various groups, we are going to take a look at three WWE teams that can split soon:

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#3. Naomi's potential betrayal could cause her and Bianca Belair to part ways

One of the biggest questions towards the end of 2024 was who attacked Jade Cargill on an edition of SmackDown last November. Before being attacked and put on the shelf, The Storm and Bianca Belair were the reigning WWE Women's Tag Team Champions.

With Jade Cargill out of action, her WrestleMania 40 teammate Naomi stepped in to replace her, leading to The Glow and The EST becoming the new holders of the tag title.

The question of who attacked Jade is still looming over the women's division in WWE, with accusations being thrown around left, right, and center.

However, in a stunning twist, Cargill could return in the coming weeks and reveal that it was a jealous Naomi who attacked her. This would lead to an instant heel turn from The Glow, potentially ending her and Bianca's alliance, provided The EST wasn't complicit in the act.

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#2. The new Bloodline could split on WWE SmackDown

Since taking over as the leader of The Bloodline last year, Solo Sikoa's stock as a top singles star has risen astronomically. From main eventing SummerSlam with Cody Rhodes to competing in the opening match on RAW's premiere on Netflix against Roman Reigns, The Street Champ has done it all.

As the head of the new Bloodline, Sikoa has enlisted help from a trio of absolute killers in the form of Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu. As a quartet, they wreaked havoc on WWE SmackDown for the better part of last year.

However, for quite some time now, many fans have felt as though Jacob Fatu, who, despite professing his love for Solo weekly, is more than ready for the spotlight as a top singles star.

Therefore, with the chance for singles accolades very much prevalent this time of year due to the Road to WrestleMania, The Samoan Werewolf may look to go his own way.

Following his defeat to Reigns on RAW's season premiere on Netflix, The Street Champion lost his self-appointed title of Tribal Chief, as the OTC reclaimed the Ula Fala and his position as The Head of The Table.

No longer the Tribal Chief, Sikoa may start to lose the trust of his Bloodline, leading to the faction either slowly drifting apart or a few members, potentially Solo himself, being violently kicked out of the group.

A violent end to the faction would certainly be poetic, as it was how the group was formed last year after Solo Sikoa and Tama Tonga attacked Jimmy Uso on the SmackDown after WrestleMania XL.

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#1. The Judgment Day may fall apart

For almost three years now, The Judgment Day has been a staple of WWE programming. The current iteration of the villainous faction includes Liv Morgan, Dominik Mysterio, Finn Balor, JD McDonagh, Carltio, and Raquel Rodriguez.

In the later stages of 2024, the group was riding high, with Liv being the Women's World Champion and Finn and JD holding the World Tag Team Title.

However, with Balor and McDonagh having recently lost the gold to The War Raiders and Liv Morgan failing to defend the Women's World Championship against Rhea Ripley this past Monday, the stable is without some form of gold for the first time in a long time.

Additionally, tensions between Balor and the duo of Liv and Dirty Dom have been visible in the past month. Lastly, with The Miracle Kid no longer the Women's World Champion, her need for allies, most notably Dominik Mysterio, seems less important. Therefore, she and Raquel may look to leave the group in the coming weeks.