Since forming the night after WrestleMania, The Vision have become the most dominant faction in WWE.
Originally consisting of Seth Rollins and Bron Breakker under the guidance of Paul Heyman, the group has since expanded to include both Bronson Reed and Becky Lynch.
With The Vision expected to take part in the WarGames match at Survivor Series — traditionally a five-on-five bout — it seems inevitable that they will look to add further members.
WrestleTalk considers who could be next to join WWE’s most dominant faction.
6. Brock Lesnar
The Vision’s manager, Paul Heyman, appears to once again be aligned with Brock Lesnar.
At Wrestlepalooza, Heyman took up his familiar role, announcing Lesnar for his first match back with the company in two years.
Given this realignment, could we see Lesnar officially join The Vision?
While it seems unlikely that the 48-year-old will become a full-time faction member at this stage of his career, we could very well see an informal alliance — with Lesnar joining Rollins’ faction for the WarGames match at Survivor Series.
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5. LA Knight
Few would argue that LA Knight is one of WWE’s most popular babyfaces.
This rise has surprised many long-time fans, given that for most of his career he’s performed as an arrogant, wise-talking heel.
Featured prominently on Raw, Knight has been feuding with The Vision since June — a rivalry that began at Money in the Bank — and the 42-year-old has largely come out on the losing end while showing flashes of his old heel tendencies in recent weeks.
Could we see him finally give in to frustration, abandon his babyface persona, and decide that if he can’t beat The Vision, he might as well join them?
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4. Je’Von Evans
NXT star Je’Von Evans has been turning heads in recent weeks with standout performances on both NXT and SmackDown — and is also set to challenge for the X-Division Championship at TNA’s Bound for Glory in what will undoubtedly be a show-stealer against Leon Slater.
At just 21 years old, Evans is a polished performer with significant potential, and given his recent main roster appearances, it seems likely that a full-time call-up is on the near horizon.
The question is: what will WWE do with him once he arrives?
There are few better ways to strap the proverbial rocket pack to Evans than by aligning him with Paul Heyman and The Vision.
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3. Jimmy Uso
The Usos reunited over the summer, with Jimmy joining his brother Jey in their feud against The Vision.
However, the storyline reunion has been far from harmonious, with growing tension between the brothers over Jey’s ongoing issues with LA Knight, and things becoming worse at Crown Jewel, when their interference cost Roman Reigns his match against Bronson Reed — prompting Jey to tell his brother, “I’m out.”
With clear signs of a rift emerging, WWE appears to be teasing another split between the brothers.
Given Jey’s current popularity as a babyface, it seems unlikely he’ll be the one to turn — making it far more plausible that Jimmy once again betrays his family and joins The Vision heading into WarGames.
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2. Trick Williams
Tension already appears to be growing within The Vision — at Crown Jewel, Bron Breakker visibly didn’t appreciate Paul Heyman’s effusive compliments of his partner Bronson Reed.
Breakker’s time in the faction looks to be nearing a premature end, but the question is who could replace him — and NXT star Trick Williams seems like the perfect candidate.
A super charismatic heel, the 31-year-old has shown major in-ring improvement this year, working across both NXT and TNA Wrestling.
Williams appears ready for a WWE main roster call-up, and there are fewer more effective ways to introduce him than as a member of The Vision.
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1. Austin Theory
Austin Theory is a name that has a lot of history with Seth Rollins dating back to a brief stint Theory had on the WWE main roster back in 2020.
Theory was taken under the wing of the Monday Night Messiah as a disciple in 2020, before he would later be moved back down to NXT for the next year and a half before being called up in the 2021 WWE Draft.
Since his return to the main roster, Theory has been rivals with Seth Rollins over the United States Championship, but with Theory now all by himself without Grayson Waller, we could see him once again turn to Seth for the guidance.
Theory is reportedly listed as a potential option for the upcoming War Games match at Survivor Series, so it seems him joining the group is a very real possibility.
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