10 Worst WWE Factions In History
WWE have had some absolute stinkers
Stables, groups, factions are supposed to be forces to be reckoned with in WWE and to their credit, the company has been responsible for some of the best in the history of the business.
When they get it right, they really get it right. But when they get it wrong? Well.
Rather than careers being made and legacies forged, being involved in one of WWE’s very bad stables can be the undoing of some performers or else linger as a (metaphorical) steel chair to beat them over the head with.
These are the 10 Worst WWE Factions.
10. The League of Nations
On paper, a faction featuring Sheamus, Rusev, Wade Barrett and Alberto Del Rio isn’t half-bad. It’s just a quarter bad, with Del Rio being that quarter.
The League of Nations took four of WWE’s dependable internationals and banded them together to spread anti-American sentiment.
So just what happens when an Englishman, an Irishman, a Bulgarian and a Mexican walk into a wrestling ring together? A whole lot of nothing, sadly, as the League of Nations seemed to exist for one primary reason, which was to assist in Operation: Get Roman Reigns Over.
Amazingly, grouping them together managed to collectively lower the value of everyone involved as the League of Nations had no clear purpose, no credibility and the four men in the group were unhappy with their creative direction (or lack thereof).
Sheamus, Barrett, Rusev and Del Rio have all since been outspoken about their frustration and disappointment with their six-month alliance and – as far as their WWE runs are concerned, anyway – only the Celtic Warrior ever truly recovered from it.
