4 Superstars who could form a heel stable under Vince McMahon

Vince McMahon could be the leader-cum-manager of the group.
Vince McMahon could be the leader-cum-manager of the group.

The Shield, arguably one of the most dominant stables in the history of WWE, was in action last night probably for the last time ever. And with Ambrose leaving WWE very soon, the stable is expected to dissolve.

Stables and groups have played a vital role in the landscape of WWE. It would not be wrong to say that they have been quite synonymous to the product. Be it The Shield, the legendary Evolution, the quirky New Day, each and every group has been a definitive part of WWE.

However, with The Shield getting dissolved, there is not any high profile stable left on any of the WWE rosters. Nonetheless, WWE may not find a better time or opportunity than they have right now.

Yes, given Roman Reigns laid hands on the boss, Vince McMahon, WWE has been advertising that the Big Dog will have to face severe consequences on the upcoming episode of SmackDown Live.

Thus, it serves Vince McMahon a perfect opportunity to introduce a heel stable on the upcoming Tuesday night, under his guidance and leadership. The stable could then feud with Roman Reigns and even take care of Vince's dirty work each Tuesday night.

It would make a few superstars relevant again, and it would certainly spice things up a bit.

So, without further ado, let's take a look at 4 superstars who could form a heel stable under the guidance of Vince McMahon.


#4 Cesaro

Cesaro could be a vital cog of the faction
Cesaro could be a vital cog of the faction

Cesaro is undoubtedly one of the most underrated superstars on the current WWE roster. While fans have been speculating a major push for him for quite some time now, the time might finally have come for Cesaro, given the fact that Sheamus has picked up an injury.

Yes, The Celtic Warrior who's one half of the Bar has reportedly been injured and did not even feature on the recent episode of SmackDown Live. Thus, it seems that Cesaro is not that far away from a singles push. However, given the lack of momentum behind his back, I am afraid it may prove to be a failed attempt.

Thus, in order to build him for that push, Cesaro's inclusion in this heel faction seems totally possible. Cesaro's inclusion could not only do wonders to both his career and character but he could learn a lot under the guidance of one of the best heels in the history of WWE, Vince McMahon.

#3 Elias

Elias could be the captain of the group
Elias could be the captain of the group

Given the fact that Roman Reigns not only interrupted him and Vince during the main event of SmackDown Live this Tuesday night but also went on to lay waste to him, Elias has both reason and motive to feature in the faction.

After the long-awaited babyface turn of Elias failed (mainly due to WWE undermining him) WWE has been portraying him as a heel lately. As a matter of fact, Elias with his heel antics and musical performances has been more than successful in getting reactions from the crowd. His recent work with John Cena at WrestleMania 35 and The Undertaker on the following night was hugely appreciated.

Thus, given the heat behind his back, Vince McMahon could name Elias as the captain of the group, assigning him the major task of decimating Roman Reigns.

And once the stable gets over, WWE could use that heat and momentum to launch Elias in the main event scene, something he totally deserves.

#2 & #1 Shinsuke Nakamura and Rusev

Would not it be fascinating?
Would not it be fascinating?

While there is no doubt that both Rusev and Nakamura are one of the most talented superstars on the current WWE roster, they have not been able to live up to that tag in their recent stint on SmackDown Live.

Blame it on their on and off booking or their underwhelming skills on the microphone, the duo has certainly failed to get over among fans as a tag team.

Given the fact that they have become irrelevant on the blue brand and are in dire need of some momentum, their inclusion in a heel stable seems totally possible. The stable could very easily mask their inability to connect with masses on the microphone.

Also, once the stable gets over among fans, WWE could use the momentum behind their backs to give them the desired singles push or even relaunch them as a tag team.

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