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Finn Balor Breaks Silence On Judgment Day Betrayal With Cryptic Message

By Sridhar Krishnan • Published Mar 11, 2026 12:12 EDT
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Finn Balor and The Judgment Day, Raw, March 9, 2026 - Source: WWE

Finn Balor has moved on from The Judgment Day, but the chapter is not closed yet.

Balor suffered a betrayal from his now-former stablemates on the March 9 taping of Monday Night Raw.

Their confrontation stemmed from the Irishman refusing to help Dominik Mysterio during his Intercontinental Championship title defense against Penta last week.

While JD McDonagh was ready to assist his teammate, Balor stopped him, claiming that Mysterio promised to defeat Penta on his own.

It led to ‘Dirty Dom’ not only losing the match, but also his IC title, which he had held for 93 days.

On Monday, however, Mysterio was in a confrontational mood and accused Finn Balor of eyeing the leader’s spot in the group.

Balor claimed that his action was aimed at teaching the 28-year-old wrestler a lesson that some battles had to be fought alone. Balor then claimed that maybe Mysterio’s father, Rey, was right, and that he was a spoiled little pr*ck.

It led to Dominik shoving him, as Finn retaliated with a Pele kick. A brawl soon ensued, with JD McDonagh, Liv Morgan, and Raquel Rodriguez taking their shots at Balor, too.

Mysterio then hit the 44-year-old with the ring bell before hitting a Frog Splash while a chair was placed on Balor.

Finn Balor Teases Return Of ‘The Demon’

There’s no question that Finn Balor is hurting following the betrayal by Dominik Mysterio & The Judgment Day.

Balor was the first member to join Edge, Rhea Ripley, and Damian Priest two months after the faction was officially formed at WrestleMania 38 and kicked out the Rated-R Superstar.

Since then, he has been the longest-serving member of the group, totaling 1,372 days, which is what he wrote in a post on X, accompanied by a pitch-black photo.

The dark image may be a hint at the return of Balor’s “Demon” persona, last seen on Night 2 of WrestleMania 39, where he fought Edge in a Hell in a Cell match.