3 WWE Factions whose members never won a World title and 2 whose every member did
Factions are an integral aspect of a professional wrestling presentation and give the company an opportunity to create engaging storylines that could be continued for months or even years on end. WWE's rich history has witnessed a long string of factions that have impacted the promotion in more ways than one.
A large number of these factions didn't succeed in turning heads and faded into obscurity. But there are a select few that have etched their names in the annals of pro-wrestling. These WWE factions have given us a bunch of in-ring legends and Hall of Famers who remained a mainstay on the top for a better part of their careers.
In this slideshow, we will take a look at three WWE factions whose members failed to win a World title during their run with the company.
We will also focus on two stables whose every member won a World title at some point in time during their WWE stint.
#5 The Social Outcasts (no member ever won a World title)
The Social Outcasts was formed in early 2016 on an episode of WWE RAW. When Heath Slater scored a victory over Dolph Ziggler, Curtis Axel, Bo Dallas, and Adam Rose were at ringside to witness it. The quartet cut an intense promo on WWE Main Event, stating that they were "4 seeds in the dirt" and that they had all found the light.
Soon after, Adam Rose was arrested on domestic violence charges. WWE quickly suspended him and granted him his release after Rose asked for it himself.
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By July 2016, the remaining three members of the stable separated, and thus the faction became history without making any kind of impact on the roster. Although everyone in the stable, minus Adam Rose, won titles at some point in their careers, none of them ever won a World title during their WWE stint.
Heath Slater and Curtis Axel were released by WWE this year as a part of the cost-cutting measures stemming from the coronavirus crisis.