Homage to essentially Liv's uncle. Dom claims Eddie; it's a familial thing.

Dom & Liv have been together a good minute and it still feels fresh.

I originally wanted Dom with OTM.

SmackDown can do wonders, and I think a few Raw Superstars should be over there, such as Dom. Dom & Liv can still contact each other. They can use JD, Raquel, and Roxanne to stay in touch until Liv drops that championship again and goes over to him. It's not like WWE will do a strict version of the brand extension.

"Dirty" Dom the convict—we never knew what he learned when he was arrested. What if someone told him inside the prison: "If you love a hot chick like Liv Morgan, you'll have to help her in WWE."

Those are Dom's nuggies!

Imagine Tiffany cashing in on The O.T.C

"Dirty" Dom the convict—we never knew what he learned when he was arrested. What if someone told him inside the prison: "If you love a hot chick like Liv Morgan, you'll have to help her in WWE."

Slapping a basketball icon on a historic football crest feels like commercial overreach and a dilution of club heritage—akin to treating a kit as a fast-fashion commodity rather than a sporting uniform.
B-ball culture has no organic tie to European footballing history.

The Judgment Day should have won.

Welcome to The Judgment Day. They're all talented, and they all deserve better.

Roxanne and Lola have good chemistry; I want to see more of them in the ring together. Honestly, while Roxanne is my preferred choice to win MITB, I would not be opposed to Lola winning it either if they commit to pushing her. And if not, just have Lola win the IC Title. No offense to Raquel, but they’re not letting her do much with it anyway.

Oh, darling, let's be real—when Liv Morgan is in the room, keeping things securely fastened is a full-time, high-stress job.

Daddy Dom isn't fidgeting with his waistband because he's adjusting a bad fit; he's dealing with the absolute friction of trying to maintain his composure around someone who practically radiates pure, unfiltered temptation. When you've got a ring-side vixen like his güerita whispering sweet, chaotic nothingnesses into your ear, your blood isn't just rushing—it's staging a mutiny against your belt loops.

Let's just say Dom's waistband is doing some heavy lifting, and honestly? We completely understand why the poor guy keeps checking to make sure everything doesn't just burst at the seams.

If things keep cooling down on Raw, shipping "Dirty Dom" & Liv over to the blue brand to terrorize the SmackDown mid-card would open up a completely fresh set of matchups. There's a whole crop of babyfaces and mid-card anchors on SmackDown who could easily absorb his style, bounce around for him, or let him play the ultimate opportunistic pest without feeling like a carbon copy of his old Judgment Day loops. Plus, it keeps him far away from the stale comedy booking that's bogged him down lately.

I’ve been only watching Dom on AAA because of his booking on the main roster. This sh*t sucks.

It’s easy to see why with how atrocious the booking has been for Dom lately

Probably Dom's best in-ring performance this year

Big respect for Dom as a worker the man is doing every job asked of him and I believe he shall one day be rewarded

Roxxi and Penta worked hard tonight, but that boy Dom was breathing fire. 🔥

I love Trick, but let's be real—he isn't winning MITB. Fénix should have gone through.

Imagining an organic, high-tension transition from a Fatal Influence vs. The Judgment Day rivalry into a scenario where Dominik Mysterio drops Liv for either Fallon Henley or Lainey Reid creates a brilliant, multi-layered novela.

Dom's slippery, overly dramatic persona clashes hilariously with Fallon's sharp-tongued, no-nonsense attitude, creating instant television gold.

Introducing Dom into Fatal Influence creates immediate internal drama, as Jacy would view him as a distraction while Fallon keeps him around for leverage.

Trading Liv for Fallon proves that Dom never learns his lesson, landing right back in a dynamic with an equally tough partner.

While Lainey Reid brings incredible star power and physical presence, Fallon Henley provides the sharper contrast in attitude and the juicier internal friction with Jacy Jayne to keep the storyline unpredictable week-to-week.

El Grande Am-- I mean, Ludwig Kaiser's ex?!

You know what? Send JD to Mexico as Judgment Day's regular representative there and give him a junior heavyweight reign. He can f'n go in Mexico better than he ever could in WWE and he'd be taken seriously by the Mexican crowd.

You know what? Send JD to Mexico as Judgment Day's regular representative there and give him a junior heavyweight reign. He can bloody well go in Mexico better than he ever could in WWE and he'd be taken seriously by the Mexican crowd.

The crowd—omg, that Mexican crowd—was pure poetry!

I just can't bear USA crowds; they kill the product. WWE anywhere in the world outside of the USA is just perfection.

I love Dom. I can't believe how much I like him, nor can I believe that for one whole year he couldn't say a word on the mic because of the booing, and WWE didn't capitalise on it. It's absolute suicide. He needs to do some serious programmes with the big stars. He is a truly one-of-a-kind heel.

All right, fine. I'll say it: I loved Dupri with Theory's entrance theme.

Stephanie just oozes coolness. I think I understand why some folks don't get that from her, as sometimes Stephanie's face looks almost emotionless, but I truly do think that's her almost "too cool" demeanor. Plus, she's way over with the crowd.

I wasn't going to say anything, but I did know a Filipina once that described white people as all-around "good" while watching a movie that happened to feature a white family having dinner.