5 reasons why WWE hasn't revealed any members of RETRIBUTION

#4. WWE might want to be certain about the choices they make for RETRIBUTION before the final reveal

There’s been a lot of talk about Tommaso Ciampa and Dominik Dijakovic essentially hitting a factory reset on their Twitter accounts hinting they’re part of RETRIBUTION, but let’s not forget who their respective last matches were against.Perhaps Karrion Kross is responsible... pic.twitter.com/bUNjdJBu65

— Gary Cassidy (@WrestlingGary) August 7, 2020

RETRIBUTION has been around for over a month now, and we've seen the faction appear on both WWE RAW and SmackDown. They've not only attacked the men and women in the ring and vandalized WWE's equipment, but they've also tried to take down the talent in attendance and the commentators on duty.

We've seen the members of RETRIBUTION change several times since they first appeared on WWE programming, and while it could be due to the fact that WWE used whoever they could find to place under the mask, it could also be because WWE is fine-tuning the faction.

It is never easy to put together the right combination of WWE Superstars to create a group, and WWE may be aiming for the level of success they reached with Evolution, Shield, and The Undisputed ERA.

With that in mind, one of the major reasons why WWE has kept the identities of the Superstars in RETRIBUTION a secret could be that they want to be certain about the choices they make before revealing them.

Jessi Kamea’s hair looks like the hair that was sticking out of one the members of #Retribution hoodies 🤔🧐 #wwenxt #wweraw #wwesmackdown #wwe #nxt pic.twitter.com/c2frvW2ZdE

— Terrell Ricardo (@Royal_TRP) August 20, 2020

This could allow them to ensure that they pick the best possible mix that would click with the WWE Universe with fewer chances of failing altogether.