3 WWE faction members who could have fared better in the singles division

Through the years, WWE stables have turned into probably the most energizing components of any wrestling show, for example, The Four Horsemen, D-Generation X, or nWo, as well as more current groups like SAnitY, New Day, and The Shield.

Few out of every odd gathering works, with a few groups neglecting to associate with fans. However, when a gathering gets over, it can prompt the absolute most energizing narrative believable, yet that doesn't imply that each individual from the wrestling group can succeed without the stable.

At the point when groups are as one, the stable can shroud its individual shortcomings and spotlight on their collective qualities, enabling everybody to look great.

In any case, inevitably, groups will separate and when that happens, those engaged with the stable must prove themselves as singles wrestlers. However, that doesn't always happen.

Regularly, wrestlers who functioned admirably in a group fail to make it on their own, and wind up tumbling in the lower card of the main roster. In this article, we take a look at wrestlers who battled as singles stars after leaving successful stables, but never really made a huge impact.

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#3 Luke Gallows (Straight Edge Society, Bullet Club, Balor Club)

Luke Gallows

When fans world over consider Luke Gallows as a wrestler, it is due either to his present job in WWE, his time in Japan as an individual from the Bullet Club or his debut WWE days, as Festus. Or even with Finn Balor in the Balor Club.

Luke Gallows' Festus gimmick during his initial days with CM Punk as his dominant sidekick and then later as Balor Club Member, Luke's career in WWE and beyond has been about being a member of different factions.

While he assumed a key job for the group and demonstrated the characteristics that the world presently know he has, he failed to make an impact in the single's division. Luke Gallows also failed to make an impact in the Tag-Team Division alongside Carl Anderson. Right now, Luke Gallows' presence on screen is only limited to their occasional Tag-Team affairs.

#2 Bray Wyatt

Bray Wyatt

The Wyatt Family emerged from thin air, from the darkness and overwhelmed the WWE Universe, grasping fans with their shocking identities and obscure promotions it appeared as though the group was set for further success.

The Wyatt Family became one of the most successful stables of all time, having unimaginable fights with The Usos and The Shield. But when The Wyatt Family finally broke, all the three wrestlers suffered in the Single's Division. While Rowan and Harper did garner some success with a new gimmick as The Bludgeon Brothers, Bray Wyatt has failed considerably despite being the leader and most dominant wrestler of the stable.

Despite the fact that Wyatt has been a WWE Champion and a two-time Tag Team Champion, you can't resist the urge to feel that he deserved more in single's run. Let's hope Bray Wyatt makes an impactful return.

#1 Wade Barret

Wade Barret

Talking about group pioneers adding up to nothing, Wade Barrett was once reputed to be a rival for The Undertaker at WrestleMania, yet never figured out how to satisfy the promotion and the potential that he had.

In the wake of appearing as the leader of the Nexus, the gathering shocked the WWE Universe and had all the energy on the planet until the scandalous SummerSlam Pay-Per-View that saw the stable rapidly tumble down the card. While all the Nexus members today might have failed to make an impact in the WWE roster, Wade Barret was seen as the next big thing in WWE.

In spite of The Nexus not exactly satisfying its very own publicity, it appeared as though Barrett was all the while going to accomplish huge things. He was strong, had great microphone skills and had amazing in-ring talent.

And when he did make a comeback as Bad News Barret, the hype and support for the wrestler had already vanished.