Dominik Mysterio recently shared his thoughts on Roman Reigns being featured on the WWE 2K25 Standard Edition cover during an interview with WWE Games.

The Judgment Day member reflected on Reigns’ presence on the game box art, noting the significant gap since the former Universal Champion last appeared on a 2K cover.

Oh, The OTC. Not surprised. I feel like it’s been a while since we have seen Roman [Reigns] on the [2K game] cover. It’s actually really cool. Despite our bad blood of him throwing me headfirst outside of the ring onto just nothing, this is a cool cover.

Dominik’s reference to “bad blood” stems from a June 2021 incident on SmackDown when Reigns interfered in a match between The Mysterios and The Usos, attacking both Rey and Dominik.

One week later on the blue brand, Reigns power-bombed Dominik outside the ring when The Mysterios attempted to retaliate against The Head of The Table.

The feud concluded with Reigns defeating Rey Mysterio in a Hell in a Cell match on SmackDown, which helped establish his dominant Bloodline run.

The encounter between Reigns and The Mysterios took place four years ago when Dominik was still performing as a babyface alongside his father, Rey Mysterio.

WWE 2K25 will feature Roman Reigns on the Standard Edition cover, marking his return to this prominent position on the annual video game release.

Even Dirty Dom can’t help but acknowledge the OTC looking clean on the #WWE2K25 Standard Edition cover 😤 @DomMysterio35 pic.twitter.com/81wNuiOYEp— #WWE2K25 (@WWEgames) March 12, 2025

WWE has removed nicknames from three more superstars on its official website roster page. Seth Rollins, Dominik Mysterio, and Bronson Reed are now listed without their previous descriptive modifiers.

The company removed the “Freakin” from Seth Rollins’ name yesterday, changing his listing to simply Seth Rollins. Now, “Dirty” Dominik Mysterio and “Big” Bronson Reed have had their nicknames similarly removed from the roster page.

These changes follow a pattern of WWE dropping alliterative nicknames that were introduced during Vince McMahon’s final period with the company. Previously, the roster included names like “Scintillating” Santos Escobar, “Cheeky” Chelsea Green, and “Loquacious” LA Knight, all of which were eventually dropped.

The “Freakin” nickname had already been absent from Seth Rollins’ entrance graphics prior to its official removal from the roster page, although commentators continued using it on broadcasts.

Dominik Mysterio’s “Dirty” nickname remained in active use, including in on-screen graphics, making its removal from the roster page more notable. Meanwhile, Bronson Reed has been off television since November due to an injury suffered during the WarGames match at WWE Survivor Series, but was still being referred to as “Big” Bronson Reed at that time.

WWE has not provided an official explanation for these name changes. Reed’s absence from programming continues as he recovers from his November injury.

The Judgment Day’s position on RAW appears increasingly uncertain following several notable setbacks. JD McDonagh and Finn Balor lost their World Tag Team Championship to The War Raiders, while Liv Morgan dropped her WWE Women’s World Championship to Rhea Ripley. These losses coincide with visible fractures within the group.

Balor’s recent Street Fight loss to Damian Priest ended in a stretcher segment, potentially signaling a temporary absence. Meanwhile, Liv Morgan’s absence from confrontations with Ripley suggests a concluded chapter in their rivalry.

A backstage meeting between Dominik Mysterio and SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis last month sparked speculation about the group’s future. Rather than indicating betrayal, this interaction might have laid groundwork for The Judgment Day’s brand transition.

The faction’s current storyline trajectory aligns with reports of The Wyatt Sicks moving to SmackDown, opening possibilities for fresh rivalries and dynamics on the blue brand.

Logan Paul Match Could Reshape WrestleMania Plans

As The Judgment Day’s future remains uncertain, potential WrestleMania 41 plans involving Dominik Mysterio have emerged. A proposed tag team match could see Dominik partner with Logan Paul against Rey Mysterio and Bad Bunny in Las Vegas.

The Miz recently commented on Logan Paul’s rising status in WWE during NBA Today:

I see Victor as the new face of the NBA. When I think about WWE and someone who’s emerging and could become the face of the company, I think of Logan Paul.

This potential matchup would mark Bad Bunny’s WWE return after his San Juan Street Fight victory over Damian Priest at Backlash 2023, adding another layer to The Judgment Day’s evolving narrative.