Is The Judgment Day dead? What we know ahead of WWE RAW

WWE SummerSlam saw the end of The Judgment Day, at least in its current form, following a double betrayal from Dominik Mysterio and Finn Balor over Rhea Ripley and Damian Priest, respectively. Their actions will definitely have strong reactions in the coming weeks.

After what happened at SummerSlam, Rhea Ripley and Damian Priest are clearly out of The Judgment Day and will be out for revenge. Fans can expect Jey Uso to side with them against Liv, Finn Balor, and Dominik Mysterio.

Dirty Dom sided with Liv Morgan and helped her defeat Mami and remain the Women's World Champion. Meanwhile, Balor interfered in Priest's title match against Gunther and cost Damian the World Heavyweight Title, with the 2024 King of the Ring becoming a world champion for the first time in his WWE career.

Following the events of SummerSlam, Liv could replace Rhea as the leader of the faction, while Balor and Dirty Dom will take Priest's place. JD McDonagh and Carlito are also expected to stay with the faction since McDonagh and Balor are the reigning World Tag Team Champions on WWE RAW.

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JD McDonagh hints at Judgment Day split after ripping off his T-shirt

JD McDonagh took to his Instagram account following SummerSlam and hinted at The Judgment Day's split with a series of photos, where he ripped off his T-shirt, which had the names of Finn Balor, Damian Priest, Rhea Ripley, and Dominik Mysterio on it.

"Never liked this shirt anyway," McDonagh wrote on the caption, with the hashtag SummerSlam.

As mentioned previously, the reigning tag team champion is expected to stay with the faction and not leave, like Ripley and Priest, and it remains to be seen what his new role will be.

Monday Night RAW will shed more light on what is next for the faction after what happened at SummerSlam, but its current form is now evidently over and new members are expected to be added.