Nation Of Domination

[4.0] "this version of the national is... kinda fine ig, faarooq is himself, and i do really like the gimmick of them having a bunch of nameless mooks (one of whom becomes d-lo brown) to bump around and beat up, but the others just kinda feel like they were thrown in the group bc i imagine there was nothing else to do"

[4.0] "Everyone in this group just seemed to be thrown together. Like another user pointed out the only reason for this to really be a group was them splitting up to form their own groups for a gang war type sotryline. Still doesn't make them any better honestly."

[6.0] "Not as well remembered as the second faction that helped make The Rock become a huge star. Crush and Savio Vega just wasn't great to watch in this group and ultimately this ended up being a short lived run before the split. They had their moments with that crazy Wrestlemania Street Fight and most of the feud with Ahmed Johnson was very entertaining. Ultimately though, this iteration had an obvious short shelf life."

[4.0] "The earliest WWF version of the Nation of Domination seemed to mainly exist so that the three main members (Faarooq, Crush and Savio Vega) could split up and have a reason for their respective factions (the NOD, Disciples of Apocalypse and Los Boricuas) to fight in the seemingly-endless Gang Warz storyline. To that end, it served its purpose."

[5.0] "Not the worst I have ever seen but not good. Who were half of these people and why did they follow Farrooq?"