Morgan rejects claims that Dominik Mysterio runs the faction
Summary
– Liv Morgan insists The Judgment Day operates without a leader
– Dominik Mysterio’s double championship status does not equal authority
– Internal tensions and recruitment decisions highlight a shared power structure
For nearly two years, WWE fans have debated one question surrounding The Judgment Day: whose actually in charge?
Since Edge’s removal from the faction in 2022, the group’s hierarchy has never felt clearly defined. Finn Balor has steered the ship at times. Dominik Mysterio’s championship success elevated his influence. Liv Morgan’s Royal Rumble win and growing momentum added another layer of power.
According to Morgan, however, the entire premise of a leader is misguided.
“There actually is no leader of The Judgment Day,” Morgan said when asked whether Dominik Mysterio had assumed that role. “We are all equals, but ‘Daddy’ Dom is our double champion.”
That distinction is key. While Mysterio’s gold positions him as a focal point, Morgan is pushing back against the idea that championships equal command. In her view, The Judgment Day functions as a collective rather than a traditional hierarchy.
Equality, though, doesn’t guarantee peace.
Morgan has remained closely aligned with Mysterio since returning from injury, but her dynamic with Finn Balor has shown signs of strain. If Balor falters in high-profile situations — particularly in rematches tied to major events — that fragile balance could shift quickly.
Recruitment within the faction further supports Morgan’s claim of shared power. Instead of open tryouts, additions are handled internally.
“Finn recruited JD McDonagh, I recruited Raquel Rodriguez, Finn also recruited Roxanne Perez,” Morgan explained. “We see something special in someone, have a pow wow, and decide together.”
That internal decision-making process reinforces her “equals” narrative. No single voice appears to override the group.
Still, multiple power centers remain active. Morgan holds a guaranteed WrestleMania title opportunity after winning the 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble. Mysterio continues to carry championship gold. Balor remains entrenched in top-tier competition.
In modern WWE storytelling, factions are increasingly fluid alliances rather than rigid command structures. The Judgment Day may not need a declared leader, at least not yet.
But in WWE, groups without a clear hierarchy often find out the hard way that equality can quickly turn into instability.
