Beatdown Clan

[6.0] "This really is to me the father of The Hurt Business just not as well put together. The faction was built around MVP and I feel may have been successful if it wasn't for the problems it encountered. They wasn't bad but they were definitely missing something. Quite surprised to see how low a lot of people rated them, a bit unfair I feel."

[4.0] "Not a bad stable on paper, but the BDC has two things working against them: first, the frequency of lineup changes (Samoa Joe leaves the company and is replaced by Homicide, who is quickly written off due to an injury, then Hernandez joins only for Low Ki to leave the company), and second and more severely, the lack of creative direction (the BDC apparently exists to "take over" TNA, but we've never learned their motivation for wanting to do that or their plan for doing so). MVP and Kenny King are good core members, but much more could and should be done with the group."

[6.0] "This might not be the greatest stable TNA had created however they are entertaining to watch. Their heel works are great especially their feud with The Rising (which is going nowhere btw). However it seem that this stable is going nowhere. They are just there, I need to see some real good developed storyline with them."

[5.0] "The Beatdown Clan is a heel stable with so much upwards potential, however, the group is at a total stand still. They are booked like every other TNA stable, but they need something that helps them stand out beyond having great wrestlers. They have never said why the BDC is doing any of this, or what their goal is. All the stable has been is a way to push MVP, but it doesn't adress any of the other members at all."

[0.0] "This may only be a young stable, but I can already tell that it's going nowhere in particular... Referencing Wu-Tang, having the group mock WWE on their second week, and the whole fact that this exists? Nah thanks, I'll pass. Complete blunder."