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Styles was tired of that, so instead of asking Pearce for a match, Mysterio did that himself. It’s clear his mouth got Balor and McDonagh into the match. Now that they’ve lost the titles, Balor will only blame one man, and it won’t be him or McDonagh. Mysterio will be the sole person blamed for the loss. Knowing how hard he’s worked and the disrespect he’s gotten from Balor, he should absolutely leave the Judgment Day for good. He Already Has a Great Solo Career Underway Even though Mysterio has been a member of the Judgment Day for years, he isn’t tied to them. He’s already had some singles exploits over the last couple of months. Those adventures have led him to increased popularity and two championship title reigns. He has had an entertaining run as Intercontinental Champion. For the past few months, he has fended off Penta, Rusev, and others in slippery ways. He’s also had a rivalry with El Hijo del Vikingo that paid off mightily for him. At Worlds Collide: Las Vegas, he defeated Vikingo to become the AAA Mega Champion. As part of WWE buying AAA, he is regularly acknowledged as AAA Mega Champion and carries the title to the ring whenever he can. The best part is that he didn’t need the Judgment Day for help. He already has a solo career that has survived without any of them. Now is the Time for Mysterio to Leave the Judgment Day What happened on Monday led to a variety of emotions for Mysterio. He cheated in his own special way to stop Rusev from getting the Intercontinental Championship. But Balor and McDonagh lost the World Tag Team Championships. He’s happy because he took care of his business, but soon enough he’ll be in front of a furious Balor.
