Seth Rollins aligned himself with Paul Heyman at WrestleMania before Bron Breakker joined the group two nights later on Monday Night Raw.
Since then, rumours have been circulating about whether the group would add a fourth member.
Reports claim that WWE isn’t looking to add any further members currently, but this is WWE, and plans change all the time.
The faction could add a new member at Backlash this weekend with the PLE familiar with factions adding members.
The Bloodline 2.0 added Tonga Loa at the event in 2024 and the Judgement Day added Rhea Ripley to their group at Backlash in 2022.
Here are five wrestlers that could join Rollins’ new group:
Austin Theory
The possible addition of Austin Theory has drawn comparisons to Rollins’ new stable and Evolution.
The legendary quartet is considered one of the greatest wrestling stables of all time.
Evolution consisted of Triple H, Ric Flair, Batista, and Randy Orton.
Theory, at 27, would become the Orton of the group, with Rollins drawing likeness to Triple H and Breakker being the powerhouse like Batista was.
WWE doesn’t want to draw comparisons to past groups, but if plans were to change, Theory would be a solid addition.
Theory is currently in a tag team with Grayson Waller as a part of A-Town Down Under, but a split between the two has long been teased.
Most recently, Waller threw Theory under the bus by having him square off against the returning Sheamus.
Logan Paul
Logan Paul is one of the most hated talents on the roster, so it would make sense for him to join the freshest heel stable in the company.
This past Monday on RAW, Rollins and Co. were sent packing by a chair-wielding CM Punk.
This came after Rollins was unsuccessful in a championship title match against Jey Uso after Punk and Sami Zayn came to the aid of the champion.
However, when RAW went off the air Paul sucker punched Uso after hiding in the crowd in a hoodie.
Paul could be one to even up the numbers in Rollins’ fight against the baby faces.
Becky Lynch
Having Becky Lynch join the group almost makes too much sense.
The real-life wife of Rollins recently turned heel when she attacked temporary tag team partner Lyra Valkyria.
By adding Lynch, WWE would still get their wish of the group drawing no comparisons to the likes of Evolution.
If added, Lynch could also become the first member of the group to capture gold when she takes on Valkyria for the women’s intercontinental championship at Backlash.
The big problem with this one is further down the line, when the group separates (they always do), how do you break up an off-screen marriage on screen without it getting messy?
Sami Zayn
It feels like Sami Zayn always has a trick up his sleeve and ends up landing on his feet.
Take the Bloodline story, for example, Zayn managed to wrangle his way into the group and destroy it from the inside with little to no consequence.
Could Zayn be about to turn heel on Jey and realign himself with Heyman?
It’s a long shot after the group beat Zayn down last week on RAW, but this is WWE, and crazier things have happened.
Maybe Rollins has had a change of heart towards his friend, or Zayn doesn’t want to get in the way of Rollins and Breakker.
If you can’t beat them, join them, right?
Pete Dunne
The Bruiserweight recently posted to Instagram to announce the birth of his second baby.
Dunne posted: “New Baby, Fresh trim, Back soon, GODBLESS.”
Maybe one half of the New Catch Republic has decided on a fresh start to go with his fresh trim when he returns to WWE television and joins Heyman and Co.
Dunne was last seen on WWE Main Event when he and tag team partner Tyler Bate successfully took on American Made on April 24.
Who do you think would make a good addition to Heyman and Rollins’ group?