While The Judgment Day may be the longest tenured active group on Monday Night Raw and WWE as a whole, Paul Heyman’s The Vision are most certainly the most dominant.
Since ditching their former leader Seth Rollins, The Vision’s ranks have increased, with Logan Paul and Austin Theory joining Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed.
Based on this growth, we may soon see more names audition to join Paul Heyman’s team in the coming months.
Here are five more WWE stars to potentially join The Vision in 2026.
5. Ricky Saints
In his first year as a WWE superstar Ricky Saints has achieved great success on the NXT brand, capturing both the North American Title and NXT Championship.
While both those wins came as a babyface, Saints enters 2026 as a heel – a role he is arguably more suited to based on his body of work in AEW.
With a main roster call-up likely in his future in 2026, Saints will, in all likelihood, still be a heel by the time he arrives on Raw or SmackDown, and if he gets drafted to the former he may run into Paul Heyman and The Vision.
Making an ideal tag team partner for Austin Theory while Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker pursue singles gold, Saints joining The Vision would set him up for big things in 2026.
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4. Brock Lesnar
With rumors abound regarding his potential retirement in 2026, Brock Lesnar could be set for some major plans within the next 12 months.
While there will be a laundry list of potential matches fans will want to see from “The Beast” before he hangs up his boots, he may kick off the year by officially aligning himself with The Vision.
Lesnar has already reunited with Paul Heyman since returning to WWE in August, and even teamed with The Vision inside WarGames at Survivor Series, but he’s not officially recognized as a member of the group.
Providing some tense moments with the newly established leader of The Vision Bron Breakker, Lesnar could find himself ultimately retired by Breakker in his final match.
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3. Drew McIntyre
Like Brock Lesnar, fans have already had a glimpse of what The Vision would look like with Drew McIntyre stood alongside them, as “The Scottish Warrior” also teamed with Paul Heyman’s group inside WarGames at Survivor Series 2025.
Helping McIntyre get his hands on former rivals CM Punk and Roman Reigns, as well as current foe Cody Rhodes, it was a mutually beneficial partnership – one that could potentially be revisited in 2026.
On January 9, Drew McIntyre will face off with Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship in a Three Stages of Hell Match in Berlin, Germany, the first time the stipulation has been used in WWE since John Cena defended the WWE Championship against Ryback at Payback 2013.
Whether The Vision help McIntyre finally win the WWE Title in that match, or they help steer him back on track after another defeat to Cody, the Scotsman’s chances of success may look a lot better if he joins up with Paul Heyman.
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2. Jey Uso
Arguably the most intriguing option on this list, Jey Uso joining The Vision would make for an unexpected payoff to the months of heel turn teases for the former World Heavyweight Champion.
Currently on a diversion from his goal to recapture the world title he lost to GUNTHER back in June, Jey has reunited with his brother Jimmy with the pair focused on winning their first WWE World Tag Team Titles since 2023.
Admittedly, this pivot into the tag team scene could be WWE’s way of dropping Jey’s teased heel turn altogether. Or, one more failed pursuit of a championship could be the final straw for Jey that leads him down a dark path.
Wanting to truly establish himself as the new “Tribal Chief” Jey could look to Paul Heyman for the answers, much like Roman Reigns did back in 2020.
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1. LA Knight
If you can’t beat them, join them.
LA Knight is currently absent from WWE TV after being taken out by Bronson Reed and Logan Paul on the December 8 episode of Raw, with the “Auszilla” hitting Knight with a devastating Tsunami on the roof of a car.
“The Megastar” will likely return with revenge on his mind and The Vision in his sights, but there’s always a chance that WWE could pull off a unexpected swerve and have Knight admit defeat and join up with the group instead.
With no world championships to his name, Knight may be tempted to join The Vision in order to help finally win the big one in 2026.
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