Finn Balor, the leader of The Judgment Day, furiously reacted after losing the WWE World Tag Team titles. In the latest episode of RAW, Finn Balor and JD McDonagh from The Judgment Day clashed with The War Raiders in a high-stakes match for the World Tag Team titles.
During their 176-day reign as champions, The Judgment Day defended the titles only twice. This match marked their third defense since June. However, The War Raiders shocked the fans by defeating The Judgment Day to claim the titles.
In the match’s final moments, Damian Priest interfered when Finn Balor attempted to bring a chair into the ring. However, Priest stopped him from using the chair, creating a distraction. Seizing the opportunity, The War Raiders capitalized and defeated The Judgment Day to capture the World Tag Team titles.
The War Raiders, who captured the tag team titles for the second time in their WWE careers, cherished their victory. Both Ivar and Erik were visibly moved by the win. However, on the losing side, Finn Balor had a furious reaction. He was seen blaming a former member of The Judgment Day member — Damian Priest — for the loss.
Finn Balor blames Damian Priest: ‘This is all your fault’
WWE’s official Instagram account shared a video of a furious Finn Balor reacting to the loss of the WWE World Tag Team Titles. In the clip, Balor expressed his frustration and pointed blame for the shocking outcome. He stated, “I was supposed to have 2 belts and now I’ve got none because of Priest.”
Balor was originally set to face Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship at WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event. However, the match became a triple threat when Damian Priest was added to the match. Determined to hold both the World Heavyweight Championship and the World Tag Team Titles, Balor entered the match with high expectations.
Unfortunately, Gunther retained his championship, and on WWE RAW he lost the World Tag Team titles as well. Now, Balor finds himself without any titles, marking a dramatic downturn for the leader of The Judgment Day.
