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[3.0] "What a missed opportunity Damage CTRL has been. Started off strong, came across like an actual threat. IYO and Dakota won the tag team titles. All that was needed was Bayley to win a single's title. And that's where things fell apart. They all became the personal jobbers to Bianca, who no matter what the circumstance was just couldn't lose. Singles matches, tag team matches, War Games, it didn't matter, Bianca went over. IYO and Dakota lost the tag titles to a random team of Becky and Lita, then the whole faction lost to Becky, Lita and Trish in an uneventful match at WrestleMania 39. Damage CTRL was a dead faction walking at this point, they had no purpose. They tried to spice things up by IYO winning the title, bringing in Kairi and Asuka into Damage CTRL and having them win the tag titles, but after being hyped up as this powerful faction they lost to another random team again at War Games. How are they a threat when they never win a big match? Cut to WrestleMania 40, you have Asuka, Kairi and Dakota being completely dominated by yet another random team of Bianca, Jade and Naomi in a short, boring match. At least the breakup between IYO and Bayley led to a great match at WM 40. There was so much promise at one point, but horrible booking killed it. Never winning a single feud, never winning an important match, always jobbing to random teams assembled at the last minute. Please, end this faction. It's over. Let its members move on to something else."

[6.0] "Christian Cage is one of the best heel in the world right now and knows how to generate heat alongside Nick and Shayna Wayne and Killswitch, and in my opinion The Patriarchy is the most interesting heel faction in AEW right now if we don't count BCC as a heel faction (they are more a tweener stable) because the bond Christian Cage has with his "son" Nick Wayne and his machine Killswitch is really interesting, also though the addition of Shayna was done in a slightly jarring way, she adds something nice to the group (even if she needs to improve her acting, sometimes she's a bit cringe) given she's Nick Wayne's mother and her character is pretty intriguing. This is a good little stable, the problems is that the booking isn't always great in my opinion."

[5.0] "Not a good stable but surely not a terrible one, the devil story isn't the best story of all time of course but the stable in itself is just average not atrocious, the workers are good but it lacks something to be really interested by this and there's way too much heel stables in this promotion so it's even harder to be interested by this one, they are maybe a bit generic and the fact Adam Cole is injured doesn't help. They also need an interesting storyline to truly develop and to look different to the other heel stables in the roster but given how Tony Khan struggles to book an interesting story, i doubt it will happen."

[3.0] "This isn't necessarily the worst stable of all time but this was pointless, useless, boring and it didn't help anyone. Jay White went from one of the biggest heel of the company to an idiot scissoring with The Acclaimed and even if it didn't last that long and was just here to build up a rivalry between BCG and The Acclaimed, it broke Jay White's momentum and it made The Acclaimed just tiresome, moreover, it led to a boring rivalry that nobody cares about so what the point to create this stable ? Not a catastrophic stable, just a boring and useless one."

[7.0] "As The Don Callis Family, currently, stands, I'm liking them. I'm glad we don't have to sit through Don Callis' self indulgent promos anymore, and now we just get him on commentary and watch how great guys like Will Ospreay and Konosuke Takeshita are, having the lights shine on Powerhouse Hobbs & Kyle Fletcher. Just need to remove Sammy Guevara, and let time pass and see where this group goes, and I could raise my score."

[7.0] "It's such a shame that CM Punk isn't in AEW and everything that happened, because I wish we got more of CMFTR. As the previous commentor said, a big "What if? " in AEW. They weren't together for a long time, but the times they were together, they felt like a natural pair and made for entertaining TV. Also, those early Collision episodes were some of the best Television in company's history."

[9.0] "Weather this wasn't the most popular or pleasant stable to watch sometimes, the Bullet Club is forever legendary and revolutionized a lot of stuff in wresting. I know a lot of people that started watching New Japan and indy stuff because of BC and the brand became very popular, I mean, I can't stand the t-shirt no more lol. But jokes aside, the stable deserves all the praise for being influential in literally every company and producing nice stories, matches and moments for wrestling. Not my favorite but perfectly influential."

[8.0] "They're united because... reasons. Syuri and MIRAI are great and Ami has been pretty good so far but this stable is very boring and has done nothing to make me interested. It's still in its infancy so they have time to turn it around but for now God's Eye sticks out like a sore thumb in a promotion with 5 top class units. Edit: They've become a fun little group which while isn't as good as other units is still pretty cool. The addition of Saki Kashima cements it as being the group of goofballs who can also absolutely wreck you when they want to."

[10.0] "Best faction in wrestling right now absolutely awesome team. Now Damian is world champion all rise for judgment day. Rhea is the woman's world champion and dom is the one of the best heels in business they are great if bloodline owns smackdown they owns raw"

[] "In my opinion, The Shield should be counted as the best stable in the history of WWE . The storyline and everything about The Stable is perfect."

[8.0] "OG Burning ruled. Akiyama's ascension to the top headed by a Kobashi who was really starting his rise as the next ace of AJPW (and then NOAH). You get some real rawness from Kanemaru. Shiga's getting his feet wet too, but largely these three get us going for some excitement that soon came in NOAH."

[3.0] "The idea? Solid. Execution? horrid. I think the idea of a stable of disgruntled underdogs and people who believe they have been screwed over and forgotten about by the top talent and the most recognized of a wrestling promotion is a good idea if done with the best of booking. But, of course, this is WCW in the year 2000 with Vince Russo being the main person behind it. First of all, these guys should have been faces, or literally anything that *isn't* heel. Sure, you're pitting them against your most popular talent, people that the audience are going to root for, but surely you can book your stable of underappreciated talent in a way that can elevate everyone involved? Certainly putting all the top guys into a stable together regardless of their original alignments doesn't help anything either. Secondly, look at the members that are in the New Blood. Granted, not all of them are bad workers, in fact you have some that are considered hall of fame worthy, or at least really good and/or underrated in hindsight. People like Jeff Jarret, Shane Douglas, Mike Awesome, Billy Kidman, Crowbar, Kanyon, Chris Candido, etc. There was a lot of good talent here, just ignore the booking of each of them and their gimmicks at the time. But, there was also a ton of people in the New Blood where it was obvious why they weren't ever gonna be top of the card, or were even good to begin with. Horace Hogan, Disco Inferno (who, granted, isn't the worst but definitely wasn't material), The Wall, David Flair, etc. The stable was bloated to begin with, and was already seen as a joke that was going to end prematurely and with no fanfare. You could have chosen 10 of the best in this lineup and kick everyone else out and it would've been improved tenfold. It's just another example of Vince Russo quite literally being the dumbest booker of all time."

[0.0] "Nobody in this group other than Cole has the slightest bit of charisma or is a believable main eventer, and him being injured has just killed any potential they have. The devil angle is one of the worst things AEW has done. Also, nothing they've done has made any sense. They debut as supposedly a big heel faction, but they set up the group's eventual breakup in their first promo, and now they're just... there."

[2.0] "F*** this gimmick, too cringe, the best thing that happened to Swerve is that he fired this stable in 2021, because otherwise he would be stuck in a stable full of jobbers and become one too, Swerve Strickland can now become world champion in AEW, Ashantee will do a tag with Cedric Alexander who has potential, B-Fab teamed up with Bobby Lashley and Street Profits and AJ Francis.....it was fine but apparently he is gonna make a stable with Velveteen Dream on the indies then success for Swerve, Ashantee and B-Fab but F*** Aj Francis."

[4.0] "If it didn't have Devil's lore and was formed with a heel turn by Adam Cole on MJF it would be a thousand times better, if it was just a stable of four guys being aggressive and arrogant heels it would already be good, it didn't need Devil's lore or Wardlow who doesn't seem to need to be in the stable, Wardlow doesn't need the Undisputed Kingdom and the Undisputed Kingdom doesn't need Wardlow."

[10.0] "Pro wrestling is the best when you blur the lines. It all starts with a man and his family. A man who is desperate for acknowledgement. A man who thinks what he does is right when it's not. The bloodline saved wrestling."

[9.0] "This was my introduction to all three of these wrestlers and they all became industry mainstays since, with Brookes in particular going on to be one of Japan's top gaijin stars. This was a great stable, probably too short lived. I feel a profound urge to go revisit this years later, and that should say a lot for how important it was for the time and place."

[9.0] "Serious, comedy, and a sarcastic punk-themed threat no matter what the situation calls for is. This Brookes-led sorta heel 4th wall breaking stable is currently hovering around the top of DDT, largely thanks to how well Brookes plays off the current champ Yuki Ueno. I am loving what they are doing right now, and how versatile they are anywhere on the card--not an easy feat, considering what DDT does."

[5.0] "A shell of the old DAMNATION stable. The booking and quality of the matches for these guys lately just hasn't been great and it's really a shame... and it at least partially is to blame on the wrestlers themselves. Not every stable can be at the top, but it's really unfortunate when you look at a group and see how it -could- work, and it just doesn't. I keep watching their matches and hope they become more."

[10.0] "Man, how can people actually dislike this group. I swear these people weren't watching when suzuki-gun were exactly like this and it shows, what made suzuki-gun great was the sense of brotherhood and the same things applies to HOT. EVIL is an amazing leader and a great wrestler when motivated, Togo is Togo, unreal guy words cannot describe his value. Yujiro fits in like a glove and he finally has a home where he can finally shine. Kanemaru is the heel master, of course he fits in well here. My MVPs for this group are Narita and SHO though, both guys are such good heels and just massive pricks. Jack Perry does not exist to me, I do not care. But the faction is awesome, great at getting heat, fun interference spots and it's amazing when they get their comeuppance. If you hate HOT you hate fun, they're incredible."

[6.0] "Army Of Darkness featuring the most cursed couple in wrestling history. Many managers, a taskmaster with his master in a dark stet and yes bad ass promos near the sea! The lock came from the ocean & Jake Roberts had the warped mind to control his opponents such as Brian Belair, Ron Bass and taped fists against the American dream Dusty Rhodes. It was a horror show but more legit than the predecessor dungeon of doom."

[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."

[3.0] "4 solid to great talents. An interesting concept and look, but the thing just didn't happen. It's a shame, really."

[2.0] "Every single match of theirs is the same. Everyone in the stable wrestles the same. They're all cowardly '90s style American heels minus the cool factor and charisma. If this were isolated to just one or two guys - EVIL, Dick Togo, maybe Kanemaru - it would be tolerable. But there's really no excuse for wasting Ren Narita and SHO in their physical primes with this nonsense. I hope the domestic t-shirt sales are good 'cause these guys actively make shows a chore to watch."

[4.0] "Bullet Club has no doubt overstayed its welcome. The first few years was great, hell, it was better than that. It essentially morphed into AEW, which is quite amazing when you think about it. The Bullet Club name took over professional wrestling for a little while, which is just incredible when you take into account it's just some faction in NJPW. What made it become bigger and better was the fact it was filled with some top level talent that eventually moved onto bigger and better things. It had a place in wrestling for a period, but now it has absolutely become a shell of its former self. It has just become a faction that's going off it's name rather than the actual people in it. It's highly unlikely they will ever get "big" again as a faction, and it'll never reach the heights it hit during the mid-late 2010s. Have to give it 4 points though, it wasn't anything crazy or original, it had a lot of good talent and really did take on a life of its own, but the fact they haven't really just shut down the stable after all this time is really hindering it."

[] "Terribly executed stable despite having good talent in it. They have now been around over three months and their overall impact has felt extremely minimal. Losing MJF to injury doesnt help as does their booking make them feel second rate. Worst version of the Undisputed Era or The Kingdom."

[4.0] "This stable was strange. You had two talented hall of fame worthy women (and Paige) matched together to have a feud with Sasha's stable and the Bellas with Alicia Fox and it ended up doing literally nothing for any of the women involved. The end of this feud saw Paige turning on Charlotte and having a feud which also went nowhere. This could have been something, but as was always the case before this stable, WWE and properly booking women didn't go together."

[7.0] "Garza and his new stable are practically the anti-LWO. Escobar as the head liner, Garza and Berto are a good tag team and Lopez works as a heel valet and occasional wrestler. The feud has been enjoyable with LWO"

[10.0] "One of the best group ever. 4 badass wrestlers with 2 of the faces of the company. They just wanna fight and we love it. Many great moments, from their formation, feud with MJF, heel turn and feud with the elite. Its kinda hard to say whether theyre faces or heels, theyre just badass fighters."

[0.0] "Sometimes I forget this stable even exists. They have done nothing for AEW and fans don't seem to care about them"

[7.0] "Very talented Trio. They have great chemistry together not just the Lucha Bros but also PAC. They had good feuds with the Best Friends and The Elite. Biggest issue with this stable is outside of a trios title run they all feel better separate as PAC can go singles and Lucha Bros can go singles or tag."

[1.0] "I give them a "1" just for the backbreaking (no pun intended, LOL) work of Roderick Strong. By himself, he is carrying this entire faction. I don't even have to delve into why this faction is so Godawful, everyone else says it for me."

[0.0] "What a nothing stable, absolutely nothing good has come from this faction since the day Adam Cole was revealed as the devil. Calling this stable Undisputed is completely embarrassing, they are a farcry from the heights that the Undisputed Era reached."

[9.0] "A great stable, maybe one of the best in the japanese Wrestling scene, a great leader in Jake Lee, who has been a GHC Heavyweight Champion, Jack Morris a great national and tag champ along with Anthony Greene and the juniors Yo-Hey, Tadasuke and LJ Cleary are Great to make this stable much better and compiting in both Heavyweight and junior division."

[10.0] "Best tag team in south east asia history no doubt no question! they is so damn good. I really appreciate the talent"

[9.0] "Very good stable, Dar is a great leader, Oro Mensah is a good wrestler even though he still has to improve a lot, and both women will have a bright future I'm POSITIVE about that, just give them time and Noam Dar is gonna lead this faction to the top of the developmental card"

[8.0] "They aren't well liked but they did their job well I think. None of them needed to be champions for as long as they were, but still. It elevated all three and has kept Jacy and Gigi afloat post Mandy firing, I wouldn't mind a main roster reunion. Mandy grew into a good champion with her matches against Zoey and Meiko/Blair being great. Gigi and Jacy had some good tag matches with Dakota/Raquel, Io/Zoey, Katana/Kayden, and Roxanne/Wendy. Too bad Gigi has regressed since this but still."

[1.0] "Where to start? How about the fact that the Devil storyline dragged out way too long, and it became painfully obvious halfway through that it was Adam Cole. Ever since World's End, I cannot take these guys seriously as a threat, and it doesn't help that Adam Cole is injured, and Wardlow was effortlessly dispatched on an episode of Dynamite like it meant nothing to Samoa Joe, who moved right back on to Swerve. Bennett and Taven are just there. Ironically, Roddy is probably the strongest of this group, and that isn't saying much at all to be honest."

[8.0] "fun tag team with oozing charisma and great chemistry. saw there match ( Che Cabrera and Tito Escondido) at santino bros last man standing and they looked great. want to see more of them and will keep an eye out for when they're performing.Also with Rico helping Mongol Santino have a nice send of match, seriously impressed and wouldn't mind see different combos with this tag to fully check em out"

[10.0] "Legendary stable. Started out as an offshoot of the Bullet Club, but has become so much more. Im excited about their new direction with Kazuchika Okada and the new Young Bucks."

[] "Having seen Alpha Sigma Sigma for a few years around the southwestern Ohio area, they have been consistently entertaining. They are very high energy, are usually capable of getting the crowd into what theyre doing, on top of having a solid set of fundamentals. They do still get a bit lost at times, and perhaps are a bit too reliant on the horn for crowd engagement. Id say give it another year or two to get the last of the kinks out of their act, and theyll be soaring. So long as they still have their adolescent looks, theyll be golden with this gimmick."

[5.0] "Their peak was when Brodie Lee showed up and gave them legitimacy. After his unfortunate passing, the story with Adam Page was really good. Then they confronted him about not being a good friend and it was primed to be an emotional story. Then nothing happened for...reasons? They need to disband because they are past their use by date."

[4.0] "Started out with promise and seemed like it could have been great, but then they have become nothing when Rey Mysterio was out with an injury and have become a forgettable mid card faction. What a shame, having a faction featuring Rey Mysterio and Carlito should be good."

[10.0] "I am traveling to Japan from the US just in hopes of getting to see the latest thing (psycho) Shun Skywalker does as a member of Z-Brats, so. That should tell you something about the power of this group and the energy they bring to the card."

[5.0] "Were insufferable during the pandemic due to their American-style heel interference and silent arenas, but with the crowd cheering back and the addition of 2 good members have become a lot better. A good execution of the realistic cult premise while still having that BC demeanor to them, they've become probably the most hated heel group in all of current pro wrestling and they're damn good at keeping that heat. Hopefully the addition of Ren Narita, and SHO & Kanemaru's breakout work in the jr. division is a sign of bigger and better things than whole team interferences in almost every match. Edit: That was my review 2 months ago from this addendum and I gave them a 7. They had them beat ZSJ and took over 3/4 quarterfinals in the NJ cup. May god have mercy on our souls Dick Togo has ruined New Japan"

[3.0] "Pretty weak. It has been a bad journey for Dark Order, first, they had to get rid of the minions because they sucked so bad. Then, everything was kinda better with Mr. Brodie Lee. But then everything went down the toilet because he left us. Then they tried something with Colt Cabana but nobody cared. Now days every one of them are jobbers and I don't think whey will rise again..."

[3.0] "Am I seeing the same thing as the others here? This is a new version of the Spirit Squad. It's uncanny. Thea Hail is Mikey. He was equally as obnoxious. He was a heel...They've done nothing that really stands out besides scream a lot and I guess that's all it takes to get over in NXT now."

[0.0] "This is a faction that doesn't need to exist, the reason the joined was because Undisputed Kingdom attacked them, and then they just forgot about, I don't care if this is all a plan from BCG to unify both 6-man belts, Jay White shouldn't be in this thing Edit: Thank god it's over, the most pointless faction in AEW History, this was worse than the Firm and the AHFO, just a bad thing that we can finally let in the past"

[0.0] "Man they really are the midcard mafia :/ Adam Cole sadly doesn't feel believable when he's cutting promos in a wheelchair. The other members aren't really that special and besides Roddy, they shouldn't eat up any TV time on Dynamite in my opinion."

[2.0] "Their run in NWA TNA was awful, but at least it was short. I don't understand what was the point of pairing three second generation wrestlers, known for not being nearly as good as their parents. On their debut they destroyed Jeff Jarrett, but after that they did nothing interesting. David Flair and Brian Lawler fought with Dusty Rhodes for Ric Flair's NWA title. A feud in which we saw a ladder match involving Dusty. As you could think it was horrible. Erik Watts was trying to get on Jarrett's head and even tried to kill him with a car. But that was soon thrown out, Flair and Lawler left the company and Watts turned face defending Goldylocks and later becoming the autorithy figure of the company. It was bad, but short."

[8.0] "This group got a lot of hate because of their purpose, but, I mean, they did what they were built to do. The talent in this group alone should've made this an S-tier faction, but I also have to admit that because of how they were used, my score can't be any higher."

[2.0] "The Undisputed Kingdom are kinda ass. They came about after one of the worst storylines in AEW history and ever since then have just been presented as a group of 5 random mid carders. They just feel completely directionless and bland and they stick out like a sore thumb because of how many great heel factions there are in AEW who have far more credibility and are taken far more seriously than this group. Like the BCC, or the Patriarchy or hell, even the new Elite which formed literally less than a week ago have far more character and are far more interesting than whatever the Undisputed Kingdom is supposed to be. This is just straight up bad, and one of the worst parts of AEW TV currently."

[8.0] "A great faction. Fun backstage skits, Great stories, and talented wrestlers. Duke, Andre, and Riley should be tag champs again soon, maybe even have 2 of them hold tag and the third holding the NA title. They always have great performances, whether it's "in the classroom" or in the ring, they always entertain"

[] "[10.0] The Elite is one of the best teams. They have tons of talent in their stable. They have mostly good matches. They changed wrestling for me and for The Bullet club. They are one of the best stables ever."

[8.0] "A stable that contained the GOAT in Edge, one of the most underrated wrestlers of all time in Christian and Gangrel. All kidding aside, I've got nothing but love for the Brood. Their entrance is of course legendary and the bloodbaths were awesome. I even enjoyed their brief run in the Ministry."

[8.0] "Ignoring the "Higher Power" bullshit that pretty much killed this stable, The Ministry of Darkness is still iconic. Taker was at his creepiest in terms of gimmick (shame his matches more often than not sucked but we ain't talking about that right now) and the promos were AWESOME!"

[9.0] "This quartet is the reason why I watch AEW. The haunting atmosphere they bring to each segment they're in is truly something. Just sucks that AEW doesn't seem too interested in booking them properly. I'm glad they gave Julia the TBS title at Full Gear and what she and Skye are doing has promise but why haven't the guys gone after the Trios title? Having them be a House of Champions would greatly improve their stock and make them the dominant force that we all know they can be.I truly hope we get more of the House in 2024. The House Always Wins."

[0.0] "There's undeniably some talent is this group but it's being horribly misused for the sole purpose of attempting to get Hogan over in 95 WCW through having him fight the absolute maximum number of heels. In the end it doesn't get over and this group proves to be useless."

[9.0] "I understand the HoT as an entertaining unit and think that they know their role well, bringing the mix of very good heel work and middle class comedy. Last year was definitely the year when House of Torture recreated themselves, began to add to the group perfect heel Kanemaru and newest rising star Narita, who must join them (I don't click in the Shibata-like gimmick). Jack Perry's addition to the group is also very curious decision, in my opinion: his character in AEW had the HoT tricks and he fits them well. Maybe, they don't need the titles, but that booking decisions allow to put HoT's opponents in the best light, recent matches (SHO vs. Naito or EVIL vs. Shota, for example) only proves that point. I'm sure that HoT will continue their recruitments in near future and maybe sooner or later we'll see the new members - one or two - in their corner."

[2.0] "This faction is flavorless white meat chicken, served bone dry with a glass of water to wash it down. Taven and Bennett are lower card guys who get squashed even when they're holding belts. Roddy was entertaining for a minute until the schtick ran dry and now he lacks anything to offer that a whole lot of other dudes on the roster can't do much better. Wardlow just bores me now, he's had too many opportunities already. Cole is the only credible member, but looks unfortunately tragic being pushed around in a wheelchair."

[0.0] "In all honesty I forget this stable exists week to week. Their music played on the most recent Dynamite and I was interested in who was coming out then realized "Ohhhh them", then I stopped caring. I think they rank above at least the Pinnacle because they appear as a team more than once in a blue moon. But outside of that entire idea, this is a waste of an idea."

[3.0] "I must say, they really are one of the most successful female groups in WWE, but Mandy's sudden firing exposed every member of TA as nothing without each other. Mandy being the leader doesn't make sense either, given the fact that she's the worst wrestler out of the members. Then there's Gigi, who disappointingly regressed in the ring, and finally, there's Jacy, who's just... there. The fall of this group also led to the sudden downfall of every members, especially Gigi and Jacy right now. I don't see either of them making it big, they are nothing without Mandy. They already peaked during their time as a team, and I doubt they can climb back to the top of the division, especially with a roster full of talented and future stars."

[4.0] "Group is fine. Putting Satnam Singh as the bodyguard is the best use for him until he develops. Sonjay Dutt is an interesting character who can be funny. Karen Jarrett is just kind of there. Jeff Jarrett has been better than I expected in AEW and Lethal is making sure the matches are good with his in-ring abilities. Nothing about this group overly excites me but they do fine."

[4.0] "Worst name in AEW history. Silly gimmick that can be fun at times but feels forced at others. Interested to see how this breaks down as this feels like an alliance just made for the trios to fuse and maybe unify the ROH and AEW trios championship. Not the most interesting as a unit but does have potential."

[5.0] "Its a fun gimmick. I could understand how people dont like it, but i think its pretty fun and silly. While i dont think switchblade needs to be doing this right now, it is smart to have him keeping a title with all the other main event talent right now. BBSG is fun"

[] "full of mid carders, for some reason about half of the team appear on NXT more often than Smackdown and when they do appear on Smackdown, they are most often booked to lose, they're rivalry with Legado Del Fantasma is boring and predictable and should've ended when Dragon Lee faced Santos. no Rey = Bore"

[5.0] "Meh. Super cringey when they first started, then Brodie Lee showed up and they were cool for a while. Then Brodie Lee died and they became de facto babyfaces and their whole thing became "remember Brodie Lee? isn't it sad how he died so tragically young? please cheer us now". This was fine I guess. Probably the highlight of the stable's history was their relationship with Adam Page. Now they're heels again and down to just three very OK wrestlers who do a good job when AEW needs some warm bodies for a babyface to pin. You could do worse than The Dark Order but you sure as shit can do a lot better too."

[0.0] "This whole storyline of who the devil was, was so just annoying it took so long to reveal and even after the reveal the group hasnt done anything noteworthy you gonna let us believe a crippled Adam Cole is scary? Matt Taven & Bennett cool they finally doing stuff but they aint interesting, Roderick Strong had a good couple month stretches of how entertaining he was then start to overuse the same shtick, and lastly I personally like Wardlow but they have not booked him well ever since 2022 just been in hot potato with the TNT Championship and just disappeared then reappeared has done nothing since. The group gonna be stale obviously until the pending return of MJF but man this group right now sucks. I doubt this group gets interesting and one more thing was what the point of attacking Jay White, Hangman Adam Page and The Acclaimed if they dropped that storyline like this whole thing is one big mess in my opinion a flop / failure on AEW Part."

[1.0] "This is a pointless group. Its being booked in random throwaway multi man tags. It hasnt elevated anybody, matter of fact, I think its pushing the members down the card. Jay White was fighting for the World Title a few months ago and now hes doing goofy backstage segments with The Acclaimed."

[9.0] "Probably my favourite version of the horsemen aided by Windhams brilliant heel turn to join them. As always with a faction, works best when their run being the top dogs does not go on too long."

[1.0] "This group has now taken the same spot of a useless group that's not getting over that Jeff Jarrett's posse once filled in. Even if I think that Jay White as a main eventer bores me to tears, I still think he deserves better than that. The only praise I'm giving to this group are because I love the new theme for the Bang Bang Gang (what a terrible name)"

[0.0] "I just don't get it. The point of joining stables together is to elevate all members to a level they would have not previously reached before right? Why are they doing this then? The acclaimed were doing their thing, maybe getting a bit stale but you know the fans loved it. Bullet club gold was going well too. Why did they do this? It's awful."

[0.0] "I try to think, and nothing has come out good from this faction. All their matches had the same shenanigans, and even though two of them were champions, those were probably the most nothing championship reign aew has had. Matches wise it was the worst moment for all three, it looked like they were impossible to give a half good match, while also being annoying constantly. The break up was so bad as well, it happened, then it did not, then Toni Storm left but like, they did not do a single thing with it, then it just broke, is wild that the best thing to come out of this group was Toni Storm losing the title to reinvent herself."

[0.0] "Jay White should be in the Main Event Scene but hes stuck with an group thats out of date they peaked in 2022 now hes holding the ROH Trio Belts that has no value and is stuck with The Acclaimed just sucks seeing someone like him in this type of situation"

[0.0] "This stable has nothing interesting and no any fucking sense. Jay White was the top gaijin of biggest Japanese promotion of this era, he got heat while speaking english just because of his way of talking. Even only this shows what kinda top heel potential Jay White has. The Gunns are one of the few teams that has future in this business and will carry tag team wrestling. They are amazingly annoying both in and outside the ring and being in Bullet Club Gold perfectly suited them. Juice probably will join this idiotic Attitude Era sort of act when he returns but I hope he will not do that because dude was becoming a huge star and this can crush his credibility. The Acclaimed was popular before this like always and didn't need this too. This wacky nonsense only happened because our 21st century Herb Abrams had no idea about what to do with his full of potential young five talent that are in a stable together and doing pretty good even with your inadequate booking. I hope this bullshit ends soon and we get our beautiful Bullet Club Gold back with the way we and them deserve."

[8.0] "I really like what Damage CTRL has become: an invasion of previously mistreated non-US wrestlers sick of the way they've been handled by WWE in the past. They represent such a dynamic shift in the presentation of women's wrestling in the WWE, and though it was a bit of a rocky road to get there, Damage CTRL's biggest moments I think have also been WWE's biggest moments for 2023/2024. Bayley's neutral-turn, Io cashing in, Kairi's poisoning of the well have all been fascinating story beats to watch slowly unfold. The only reason I don't give this a higher score is because Dakota's injury clearly sidelined the group's momentum and, though their story ended up in a great place despite it, hurt the overall narrative thus far. Either way, the journey's been great, they are all incredible wrestlers, and I think there's still a lot more waiting for them in the future."

[7.0] "I'm not sure if a team can be more "your mileage may vary" than these Rob Zombie-esque pig clowns. If you don't have a love of fat monster guys--very literal, in this case, as they are all pig-mask clowns--in colorful costumes doing comedy/hardcore matches, its very easy to give them a low score. If you are down with that (or just able to look past it) they are a stable of wrestlers that know their gimmicks well and are also surprisingly adept when they choose to be. Pure charisma machines with bursts of agility. I have not seen a match of theirs yet that I would call a classic or could even recommend, because so much of what they do is crowd control. But as a spectacle, there's not really much less like these guys right now, and I love them for the fact they've carved their own niche out."

[4.0] "Most bland and boring main event heel stable that could been created in modern TNA. Edwards, Myers & Alisha just suck as characters and they are bringing down Moose, who is only one interesting wrestler in the whole stable. I think Moose could be even more solid main eventer without them."

[1.0] "The concept of Serotonin is interesting in paper but these guys just were three jobbers with the excuse of causing damage inside the opponents but that argument fell off when their matches dont last more than three minutes, Raven in 2007 was fat and couldnt wrestle on a good level anymore so they even had an incompetent leader who just like his druids never won anything when he was a part of this stable"

[3.0] "The nWo B-Team was a faction that should have not existed it was basically nWo's Loser Team and they were basically lower midcard to jobber level talent. We had some of the most underwhelming member lineup in history and they were barely used at some points. Just a bad faction that nobody will remember."

[4.0] "This faction was mishandled from the beginning. It definitely had potential but it floundered due to its poor booking and members. We had Swerve, Parker Boudreaux, Trench & Rick Ross. It was nothing special but it still had potential."

[5.0] "I kinda liked QTV. It definetely had some potential but it was floundered quickly due to poor booking and not using them much. I forgot Powerhouse Hobbs was even in this faction. They had some nice segments here and there and hell they had some decent matches but the downfall of QTV was caused by mismanagement."

[5.0] "I don't hate House of Torture but their booking is absolutely atrocious and considering the talent involved it's a diservice for every single one of their abilities. They are mostly booked in tag matches where it's nothing but basic wrestling and cheating 24/7. The whole thing is that their antics ruin good clean matches but they managed to turn it into horrible wrestling."

[4.0] "The Rebellion/Cabinet was absolutely doomed from the start with the whole Trump gimmick and then the "I Didn't Wanna Do This! " gimmick change made it even worse. By the end, this faction had become almost nothing important and they faded into obscurity."

[3.0] "Three of the biggest failed sons of pro-wrestling unite to have one of the most boring factions of all-time. They were barely even there and to have David Flair & Erik Watts be apart of your faction and a MAINSTAY is cruel."

[4.0] "The No Limit Soldiers had potential in WCW but it was squandered with it's gimmick and members and never really could leave off the ground. They feuded with the West Texas Rednecks which was good but after that they just kinda fizzled away."

[4.0] "A wrestling group that had so much POTENTIAL to become something and be the biggest part of WWE stories but they were given goofy names, goofy attires and they were never given any big wins and the faction broke up on the FASTLANE Pre-Show and they were jokes."

[2.0] "This faction is somehow worse than the Nightmare Collection. This was just a horribly booked faction that was created for the Stevie Ray vs. Booker T storyline which was horrible and then we get Big T who was overweight and sloppy, Clearance Mason who was super forgettable and the dogshit nothing member Cassius."

[] "It's kinda hard to rate this faction because it was only used once or twice in WCW. It was basically made for that Doomsday Cage for Uncensored 1996 and that was it. Nothing more, nothing less. Yeah it was horrible but it feels unfair to rate something with such a short lifespan."

[3.0] "A women's stable that was absolutely misguided and horribly booked from the beginning we had only 1 good member with Awesome Kong who was barely featured and then Brandi Rhodes...Mel...& Dr. Luther...It just made up for a horrendus stable that is best left forgotten instead of remembered. I don't think it was a fucking horrendus stable because they barely got time but it was still BAD."

[9.0] "The 1997 version of The Hart Foundation was absolutely stacked with star-power and moments. They played foreign heels who hated America after they had been wronged by the USA & the Federation itself, they united to become one and we got great storyline after great storyline."

[9.0] "ERUPTION was another case of a great DDT stable and another case of every member having actual meaning in the stable and making every moment count. A stable with many great matches and moments to their belt."

[8.0] "The Shield's first run was absolutely legendary from 2012-2014 with Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns. These three had so much chemistry it was actually obsurd. They had moment after moment, banger after banger and the breakup was absolutely incredible. But then you look at...Post-Shield. The reunions from 2017-2019 were not good at all and tainted the reputation of The Shield as they were just there to protect Roman Reigns from getting booed and the booking was not good."

[10.0] "Ringkampf is like WWE's Imperium currently but at its peak and one of the best independent factions of all-time. We had some great moments and matches and every single member mattered. A missed stable that left a mark in the European Wrestling scene."

[9.0] "MAD BLANKEY has to be one of the silliest names for a faction in history but MAN they were GOOD! Very entertaining and charismatic and everytime they were on a show they were bound to have highlights. A really fun faction overall."

[6.0] "The Von Erichs are and still are on of the most infamous families in professional wrestling history but a family plagued with darkness and despair throughout. Most of the members were good while others never really lived up to their potential and ended up being wasted. Overall on it's own The Von Erich Family were decent at best but suffered from in-real life issues and deaths."

[9.0] "DAMNATION is a damn great faction that is not talked about enough in the wrestling world. A great mix of comedy and professional wrestling makes this whole stable legendary in terms of DDT stables and in the world of Japanese professional wrestling. Amazing heels."

[9.0] "The Four Horseman has to go down in history as one of the most charismatic and most well-rounded stables in the history of professional wrestling. Every member of this stable has meaning and purpose in the group and they brought meaning and purpose to the booking for NWA."

[10.0] "Los Ingobernables de Japon as of now is the BEST NJPW stable currently! Even better than the Bullet Club which is shocking considering Bullet Club is the main driving force for New Japan Pro Wrestling. Los Ingobernables de Japon has so many great members and such great storytelling and booking, it's no wonder that they go so strong in 2024."

[7.0] "As of 2024, The Bullet Club is still running fairly well overall and still has that level of prestige and importance to New Japan Pro Wrestling but it hasn't been at it's peak since Jay White left for AEW and taking hits like Kenny Omega & Cody and The Young Bucks, etc. David Finlay runs the faction and he's basically a ripoff Jay White now and they book the Bullet Club poorly sometimes so as of now it's still good but suffers from some booking issues."