The faction known as The Judgment Day has been making waves in WWE for the better part of the past two yearsr, getting some of the company's most electrifying talents over as excellent wheels. The wrestling faction, composed of Finn Balor, Damian Priest, Dominik Mysterio, and the reigning WWE Women's World Champion, Rhea Ripley, have shown tremendous growth and cohesion. This apparently hasn't gone unnoticed, earning substantial praise from WWE higher-ups and peers.
Originally formed after WrestleMania 38 last year, The Judgment Day started as a collective brainchild of Edge and Damian Priest. Edge, the WWE Hall of Famer, had the vision but was soon superseded when the faction acquired Finn Balor. Balor's arrival triggered a paradigm shift, leading to a shocking turn of events where Edge found himself exiled from his creation.
Balor has played an instrumental role in the success of The Judgment Day. Praised for his adaptability and professionalism, he seamlessly filled a plethora of roles, transitioning from the ousted Edge's antagonist to the group's leader. His ease of working with and commanding respect has been a cornerstone of the faction's cohesion.
Rhea Ripley, the indomitable Women's World Champion, brings her unique charisma and undeterred will to The Judgment Day. Despite knee issues that have plagued her, Ripley's contribution has been immense, be it as an active competitor or as a de facto manager, selflessly getting everyone else over. Her willingness to share the spotlight even when she's in a position to dominate matches has demonstrated her unselfish attitude, earning her the respect of both her colleagues and fans.
