Dominik Mysterio wants Bloodline member on his side; claims he can take out major WWE star if needed

Dominik Mysterio is one of the most talked about WWE stars and he recently addressed the possibility of a new alliance with a Bloodline member. Moreover, he spoke about his own stable with a wide variety of stars including Damian Priest and Jacob Fatu.

Dominik Mysterio became a team player in 2022 when he joined The Judgment Day after betraying his father and WWE Hall of Famer, Edge. However, Dirty Dom's current relationship with the group has been questionable, and it could be time for the third-generation star to leave the faction.

In an interview on the No Contest Wrestling podcast, Dirty Dom picked members for a bar fight. During this, he stated he wouldn't mind aligning with Jacob Fatu as they're both from California and would like him to handle Damian Priest if Priest crosses a line:

"I'm going to go with Jacob Fatu. The only reason I'm going to pick Jacob is cause that's another Cali kid and there's a weird thing between Samoans and Mexicans where we like sometimes we get along and sometimes we don't, but I feel like there's some history there where we might be good. And I feel like when stuff hits the fan with Damian [Priest] where he decides to be 51, Jacob will take him out right away," Mysterio said. (From 38:26 onwards)

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The Judgment Day's Dominik Mysterio has crossed paths with The Bloodline in WWE

A few years ago, Dominik Mysterio was a babyface alongside Rey Mysterio and spent months feuding with The Bloodline on WWE SmackDown. Moreover, The Mysterios were the first piece of the puzzle as The Usos won the SmackDown Tag Team Championship from the father-son duo.

Later, Dirty Dom crossed paths with the faction with his own stable, The Judgment Day on WWE RAW. However, Finn Balor, Damian Priest, and Rhea Ripley stood by the second-generation star when they went up against The Usos, Solo Sikoa, and Sami Zayn before WrestleMania 39.

Both factions have drastically changed in the past year, as Roman Reigns, Rhea Ripley, and Damian Priest have respectively been gone from the group. It'll be interesting to see if the factions' new iterations will collide in the coming weeks.

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