Mistreating a Legend - 5 WWE stars who might be Uncle Howdy and the Wyatt Sicks' next target after warning on RAW

The latest RAW provided WWE fans with more insight into the motivations for the actions of Uncle Howdy and the Wyatt Sicks.

Bo Dallas conversed with his alter-ego in another taped segment delivered by Nikki Cross. Dallas and Howdy discussed who was special and why some people should be worried.

The former Tag Team Champion believed that those who have mistreated, abandoned, or abused their families needed to be dealt with. With so many issues among most of WWE's factions, that warning could extend to any number of stars.

Chad Gable was one of the first to suffer the wrath of the newly formed stable. The following five performers could be next up for Uncle Howdy and the Wyatt Sicks.

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#5. Dominik Mysterio has repeatedly mistreated his father

Dominik Mysterio likes to bully his smaller father, Rey Mysterio.

When it comes to family drama in WWE, few angles have been as prominent as that of the Mysterio family. Dominik Mysterio started under the tutelage of his father, Rey. The duo even won the SmackDown Tag Team titles at one point.

As the relationship progressed on-screen, the younger Mysterio turned on his father. He's repeatedly disparaged Rey, calling him a 'deadbeat dad' while consistently inserting himself into LWO business.

If someone has a bad father, it makes sense for a child to rebel. The WWE Universe hasn't witnessed mistreatment. Uncle Howdy could target the brash young star for his transgressions against the WWE Legend.

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#4. A crossover feud with the new Tribal Chief?

While Uncle Howdy and the Wyatt Sicks have been contained to RAW thus far, the message could eventually spread to SmackDown.

The top group on Friday nights is the Bloodline, and Solo Sikoa has repeatedly abused and demolished family members since WrestleMania 40. He excommunicated Jimmy Uso rather quickly, shocking the WWE Universe.

His dirtiest deed occurred on the latest SmackDown. The new-look group brutally assaulted Paul Heyman after the latter refused to acknowledge Solo as his Tribal Chief.

Abusing a non-competitor like The Wiseman has to violate everything Dallas is speaking about. Going after Solo Sikoa would also include crossing brands, but it could be a money feud.

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#3. Jey Uso forged a path in WWE away from the Bloodline

The fireflies don't belong to you, Jey Uso.

Of the original Bloodline group members, only Solo Sikoa and Jey Uso remain active. Jey has gained popularity on his own so much that fans started using Bray Wyatt's 'fireflies' during his entrance.

He tried to distance himself from the lighters in the crowd after the Wyatt Sicks first attacked. That fact was even discussed in the ring between Gable and Jey on RAW. It hasn't been truly defined if Howdy and the Wyatt Sicks are heels, faces, or neutral.

Going after Jey would align with chaotic neutral as they don't truly target heroes or villains but rather those who have abandoned their families for other pursuits.

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#2. Finn Balor & #1. Damian Priest could be targets for different reasons

The Judgment Day has ruled over RAW as the top faction. The group is routinely featured in multiple segments throughout the show. That only intensified once Rhea Ripley left due to injury and Damian Priest won the World Heavyweight title.

Priest has routinely claimed that he doesn't need the Judgment Day. It started to wear on Finn Balor so much that he told his ally that he's changed since winning the title. The Prince is right because The Champ has acted as the final decision-maker with Ripley out of commission.

The Archer of Infamy does have that right, however, since he was the first member to join Edge. Kicking Edge out of the group a few years ago could be seen as the betrayal of a family member.

The Wyatt Sicks could target Priest or Balor due to the dynamics of their relationship. They're supposed to be brothers, and brothers do fight, but their squabble affects several other stars.