The WWE women’s tag team scene is on fire, and it’s more competitive than ever—so much so that it kicked off and closed the December 1 episode of Raw with a bang. But here’s where it gets controversial: With Liv Morgan’s return, The Judgment Day is poised to dominate, and not everyone is ready to crown them just yet. The Kabuki Warriors may hold the Women’s Tag Team Championships, but the landscape is shifting, and alliances are being tested.
Morgan’s comeback wasn’t just a return—it was a statement. Alongside The Judgment Day, she took a bold shot at John Cena, reminding everyone that they’re a force to be reckoned with. The night began with Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY stepping into the ring, declaring that their feud with The Kabuki Warriors is far from over. This prompted former champions Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss to join the fray, setting the stage for a number one contenders match in the main event. And this is the part most people miss: Despite their WarGames alliance, these teams are now eyeing the same prize—tag team gold.
Later, Bayley and Lyra Valkyria threw their hats into the ring, pleading their case to Adam Pearce for a shot at the titles. The Kabuki Warriors interrupted, with Asuka blaming Bayley for their WarGames loss, sparking a heated exchange. Meanwhile, Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer discussed her Survivor Series victory backstage, only to be confronted by Morgan, who congratulated her but left no doubt about her own ambitions.
The main event delivered high-stakes action, particularly in a standout moment between Ripley and Flair, whose history added layers of storytelling. However, the match ended in chaos when Asuka and Kairi Sane rushed the ring, causing a No Contest. But the drama didn’t stop there: Bayley and Valkyria joined the brawl, followed by The Judgment Day, who emerged from the crowd to assert their dominance. Morgan, Perez, and Rodriguez stood tall, with Morgan symbolically raising Rodriguez and Perez’s hands, hinting at a future title reign.
This leaves us with a burning question: Could all three members of The Judgment Day soon be wearing gold? What do you think? Is The Judgment Day’s rise inevitable, or are there too many contenders in their way? Share your thoughts in the comments—this is one debate you won’t want to miss!
