10 Worst WWE Factions In History
WWE have had some absolute stinkers
5. The Social Outcasts
Sometimes stables are simply thrown together to give hardworking but directionless members of the roster something to do.
On occasion, this can work out great and lead to career revivals. The Social Outcasts was not one of these occasions.
On the first Raw of 2016, Heath Slater introduced his newest stable since the dissolution of Three Man Band, revealing a coalition with Bo Dallas, Curtis Axel and Adam Rose.
Every member was a dependable, lower mid-card guy who had experienced stop-and-stop pushes and had come together to collectively reach for that elusive brass ring.
Spoiler: they didn’t reach it, but they did have t-shirts with their group name and a hashtag on it.
The Social Outcasts did much of nothing, starting as heels before turning babyface and gradually falling apart, starting with Rose’s suspension and inevitable release.
The group were never going to be world-beaters, of course, but their seven-month existence yielded few highlights and failed to significantly elevate anyone involved.
