Omos has made it clear that a potential alliance with Dominik Mysterio and The Judgment Day is not currently in motion, but he is leaving the door open for one.
During an appearance on Busted Open, Omos was asked whether Dominik had contacted him about joining WWE’s Judgment Day faction. The answer was no, at least for now. Still, Omos made it clear that he would be prepared to lend his considerable presence to Dominik’s cause should the situation arise.
“No, he hasn’t. But my services are available for the right price. [I’m] ready to go be at his side and help him conquer the world. People forget he’s one of the hottest heels in the business, if not the hottest heel in the business in Dominik Mysterio. So, whenever he’s ready, he knows how to buzz me.”
The comments add an intriguing wrinkle to the respective paths of Omos and Dominik, particularly because the two already share a connection outside of WWE. In AAA, Dominik is aligned with Omos and Dorian Roldan as part of El Ojo. That existing association means an on-screen WWE partnership would not need to be introduced as an entirely new relationship. Instead, it could be presented as an extension of an alliance that has already been established across the wrestling landscape.
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For the moment, however, Omos stressed that Dominik has not made the call. There is no confirmation that The Judgment Day is seeking a new member, that Omos is set to appear with the group, or that WWE has plans to merge the El Ojo connection into its main roster programming. Omos’ statement was a declaration of availability, not an announcement of an imminent faction expansion.
The Judgment Day’s Current Lineup
The Judgment Day currently includes Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, and JD McDonagh. The stable remains one of WWE’s most visible villainous groups, with each member bringing a distinct role to the unit’s presentation.
Dominik has become the central lightning rod for reactions around the group. His ability to draw intense hostility from crowds has made him one of WWE’s most consistently booed performers, and Omos specifically highlighted that aspect of Dominik’s work in praising him as one of the business’ top heels. Whether fans agree with the exact ranking or not, Dominik’s position as a featured antagonist is difficult to dispute.
Liv Morgan supplies another major personality to the faction, while Raquel Rodriguez adds power and physical intimidation. Roxanne Perez gives the group another dangerous in-ring presence, and JD McDonagh has long been closely tied to Judgment Day’s internal dynamics. Together, the lineup offers a mix of championship-level talent, opportunistic tactics, and the numbers advantage that has been a defining trait of many successful WWE groups.
Adding Omos would alter that formula in an obvious way. At his size, Omos would immediately become the faction’s most imposing physical presence. Even without making any assumptions about how he might be used, the possibility of Omos standing alongside the group would create a striking visual and give opponents another major threat to consider.
That does not mean The Judgment Day needs Omos to remain effective. The group is already established, and its current members have carved out their own roles. But factions in WWE often evolve as rivalries change, championships shift hands, and members seek additional insurance against enemies. Omos’ comments ensure that, if Dominik ever decides he wants that insurance, he has a familiar contact available.
An AAA Connection Could Make the Idea Natural
The most notable element of Omos’ remarks is the AAA link. Dominik and Omos are not simply two WWE names who could theoretically be paired together; they are already connected through El Ojo. Dorian Roldan is also part of that faction, giving the group a structure that is separate from Judgment Day while still centered around Dominik and Omos.
That shared history gives their dynamic a different feel than a random act of recruitment. Omos framed the possibility in business-like terms, saying his services are available “for the right price,” but he also spoke about being ready to help Dominik “conquer the world.” The language suggests respect for Dominik’s ambitions and acknowledges the value Omos sees in aligning with him.
It is also notable that Omos did not portray himself as someone desperate for an invitation. His answer was measured: Dominik has not reached out, but Omos is prepared if he does. That distinction matters. In storyline terms, it positions Omos as a powerful potential ally who can be called upon rather than a wrestler campaigning to be accepted by an established group.
For Dominik, any future interaction with Omos would carry obvious strategic appeal. Dominik has frequently benefited from allies around him, whether through Judgment Day’s collective presence or through his AAA affiliations. Omos would represent an especially formidable option because of the challenge involved in dealing with him physically. A faction that already has Raquel Rodriguez as a powerhouse would gain an even larger obstacle for any rival trying to confront it head-on.
Still, the El Ojo relationship and a potential Judgment Day relationship should be viewed as separate matters unless WWE makes that connection explicit. The fact that performers work together in AAA does not automatically establish a WWE storyline. Omos’ comments merely indicate that he sees no issue with the prospect and would be interested under the right circumstances.
Dominik’s Recent AAA Setback
Dominik enters any discussion of future alliances after a significant development in AAA. He recently lost the AAA Mega Championship to El Grande Americano at AAA TripleMania 34.
The title loss is an important moment in Dominik’s ongoing AAA run, especially considering the attention that his involvement has brought to his work outside WWE. Championships often change the stakes around a wrestler’s partnerships and rivalries, but there is no indication from Omos’ comments that the loss directly prompted any talk of him joining Judgment Day. Omos did not say Dominik contacted him after TripleMania 34, and he was direct that no such request has been made.
Even so, the timing naturally invites questions about what could be next for Dominik. A wrestler who has just lost a major championship may look to reassert himself, pursue a rematch, or redirect his focus toward new targets. Dominik has no shortage of allies available through Judgment Day, and Omos has now publicly added his name to the list of people willing to stand beside him.
That availability could prove meaningful if Dominik’s AAA and WWE worlds continue to intersect in visible ways. It could also remain simply an interesting hypothetical. At this stage, fans should not treat Omos’ remarks as confirmation of a creative direction.
Omos Puts Respect on Dominik’s Heel Work
Beyond the recruitment question, Omos’ comments stand out because of the praise he offered Dominik. Calling him “one of the hottest heels in the business,” and potentially the hottest, is a strong endorsement from a fellow WWE performer.
Dominik’s rise as a heel has been built on consistency. His appearances regularly generate loud negative reactions, and he has embraced the role rather than trying to soften it. Whether he is operating with Judgment Day in WWE or alongside El Ojo in AAA, Dominik’s character thrives on provoking audiences and leveraging the backing of his associates.
Omos’ assessment recognizes that Dominik’s value is not limited to match results or title pursuits. A top heel needs to create emotional investment, generate anticipation for opponents to confront him, and give fans a reason to want to see him lose. Dominik has repeatedly accomplished that, making him a natural focal point for faction-based stories.
The prospect of Omos joining him would only amplify the type of heat such a pairing could generate. Dominik is effective at talking, antagonizing, and creating chaos. Omos offers a looming physical presence that can make a villainous alliance feel harder to overcome. That is a compelling combination on paper, even though it remains only a possibility.
No Call Yet, but the Offer Is Public
For now, the key takeaway is simple: Omos has not been asked to join The Judgment Day. He has said so himself. There is no official new member, no announced appearance, and no declared plan to bring the AAA El Ojo partnership into WWE.
What Omos has done is publicly state that he is willing to work with Dominik if the opportunity comes along. His “right price” remark adds a playful layer to the pitch, but his larger point was serious: he sees Dominik as a major player and would be ready to support him.
With Judgment Day already stacked with Dominik Mysterio, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez, Roxanne Perez, and JD McDonagh, any move involving Omos would be a major development for the group. Until Dominik makes that call, though, the alliance remains an open offer from one member of El Ojo to another.
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