WWE Survivor Series 2025 saw the much anticipated return of Liv Morgan, with the former Women’s World Champion providing a major helping hand to Dominik Mysterio in his Intercontinental Title match with John Cena.
While Dominik and Liv seemed happy to be reunited at Survivor Series, their likely awaits a more awkward atmosphere back at The Judgment Day clubhouse, especially when Liv comes face-to-face with Roxanne Perez.
With Finn Balor also someone who has seemed at odds with Morgan in the past, her days in the group may be numbered and The Judgment Day may bring in even more new blood to replace her.
Here are five potential Liv Morgan replacements in The Judgment Day.
5. Bayley
Still going through a bit of an identity crisis on WWE Raw, Bayley has been an unpredictable character as of late.
While she has continued to team with Lyra Valkyria in pursuit of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles, she can also snap at a moment’s notice – with Lyra dealing with the brunt of her mood swings.
Despite these being fairly harmless thus far, perhaps Bayley will soon turn heel properly and abandon any semblance of her happy-go-lucky side.
As well as punctuating her heel turn, Bayley joining Judgment Day could re-establish her as a top star in the women’s division.
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4. Santos Escobar
Despite The Judgment Day potentially losing a female member in Liv Morgan, that doesn’t mean they necessarily have to replace her with another woman.
After all, since Carlito’s WWE departure last Summer the male ranks of Judgment Day have also been lacking somewhat, and this is where someone like Santos Escobar could come in.
Escobar has been off TV since WWE x AAA Worlds Collide in June, and since his last televised appearance he has departed the company and re-signed – with this happening within a few days in October. We have not seen or heard much about Escobar’s return since then, aside from him reportedly being backstage at a WWE Raw event in late October.
While it remains to be seen how he will factor into WWE’s creative plans, expect his reintroduction to have greater significance than his previous work on WWE’s main roster – with the company likely wanting to push him more off the back of his new bumper contract.
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3. Damian Priest
After having a career-best year in 2024, former World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest’s 2025 has failed to reach those same heights.
Currently embroiled in a feud with Aleister Black and Zelina, Priest is likely in need of a change of direction soon.
While a return to The Judgment Day could be seen as a step backwards in some ways, Priest’s best run in WWE was as a part of that group as a heel, so given his lack of significance at present, perhaps heading back to his former faction could be the way to go.
As mentioned, Judgment Day have been lacking in some muscle since Carlito left, so Priest’s reintroduction could add a much more threatening dimension to them.
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2. Becky Lynch
Certainly the most high profile potential Judgment Day addition on this list, Becky Lynch is someone who wouldn’t turn down a little back up right now.
Her attempts to fight off “corruption” in WWE and win back her Women’s Intercontinental Title are an uphill battle without some help, and since her husband Seth Rollins went down with a shoulder injury she has had nobody to call for help.
“The Man” replacing Liv Morgan in The Judgment Day would add an intriguing new dynamic to the group, and while the jury is out on whether she could get along with Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez, Lynch would surely have friends in fellow countryman Finn Balor and JD McDonagh.
Seth Rollins’ eventual return may cause issues with former, but for now anyway it would be an exciting new chapter for both Judgment Day and Lynch herself to join the group.
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1. Omos
When you’re talking about effective potential new additions to any WWE faction, there is no way that “The Nigerian Giant” Omos’ name wouldn’t be brought up.
While he has popped up in AAA, Pro Wrestling NOAH and on NXT live events, Omos has not competed on WWE television since April 2024, with his last non-Battle Royal WWE TV match coming all the way back at WWE Backlash in May 2023 against Seth Rollins.
Omos may not be the most varied in-ring worker, but he has size that nobody on WWE’s roster can come close to matching – and this alone means he should have some kind of role on Raw, SmackDown or NXT.
With Judgment Day in need of a physical threat on the male side of their ranks, Omos could help ensure Finn Balor, JD McDonagh and Dominik Mysterio all continue to find success for years to come.
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