Damien Priest leads the Judgment Day stable in WWE and is on top of Monday Night Raw as the World champion. But the stable added to its gold collection last night in Indianapolis.

Finn Balor & JD McDonagh won the World tag team championship in the main event, defeating R-Truth and The Miz. Balor formerly held the tag team belts with Priest.

Miz actually started the night at the commentary table before R-Truth talked his way into a title defense. Strangely, Pat McAfee was not on commentary, even though WWE was in his hometown.

Speaking of Indianapolis, WWE made a blockbuster announcement that the Circle City would host the 2025 Royal Rumble on Feb. 1. Not only that, but Indianapolis will get a two-night WrestleMania and a two-night SummerSlam in the future.

WYATT SICKS FALLOUT

Chad Gable made a stunning return after the Wyatt Sicks attacked him last week. He had been removed from his Money in the Bank qualifier, but WWE plugged him back into the match and he defeated Bronson Reed and Braun Strowman.

Speaking of the Wyatt Sicks, Nikki Cross produced a videotape that explained how Bo Dallas is portraying the Uncle Howdy character to honor the legacy of his late brother, Bray Wyatt.

Lyra Valkyria won the other MITB qualifier, defeating Shayna Baszler and Kairi Sane.

Karrion Kross defeated Kofi Kingston, who was distracted by The Authors of Pain beating up Xavier Woods.

New WWE women’s tag team champions Alba Fyre & Isla Dawn won a non-title match over former champs Katana Chance & Kayden Carter.

WHO CAN STOP BRON?

Bron Breakker battled Ludwig Kaiser until Sheamus hit Kaiser with a Brogue Kick to get Breakker disqualified.

Enraged (as usual), Breakker took up his case with General Manager Adam Pearce, who granted him a shot at Intercontinental champion Sami Zayn at Money in the Bank on July 6. Sometimes, complaining to the boss works!