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It's been well documented over the last few years on who the greatest stables of all time are. Groups like the NWO, DX, Shield and, Bullet Club are just a few that come to mind.
For every good stable pro wrestling gets, there's also a bad one right around the corner. Casual fans may be surprised that most stables that are considered bad are from WCW and TNA. But, there have been bad stables in WWE as well.
Let's take a look through history and see some of the worst stables in WWE history is.
#4 League of Nations
Remember this group? This was a time where WWE had no idea what to do with some of their bigger stars, so they threw them into a stable.
Members consisted of Rusev, Alberto Del Rio, Sheamus and, King Barrett. All four of these guys should've been doing something better. Even after the stable was created, WWE still had no idea what to do with it. Vince McMahon would hire them to beat up Roman Reigns whenever, but that was about it.
The only big moment the group had was able to get was at WrestleMania 32 when they faced the New Day. Immediately afterward, Mick Foley, Shawn Michaels, and Stone Cold came out to beat them up. Nice way to push young talent eh...
#3 Social Outcasts
Much like the League of Nations, WWE decided to throw a group of guys who probably will never get a push, into a group together. Besides jobbing every week, the group never went anywhere.
Members consisted of Heath Slater, Bo Dallas, Curtis Axel and Adam Rose. An interesting fact about Heath Slater here is that, he has been part of four stables. Yes, that's correct and, his other groups were the Nexus, the Corre, and 3MB.
The group was featured every week but, had no major storylines coming at any point. It's a shame because all of them were talented wrestlers. Currently, Dallas and Axel are with the Miz in the Miztourage, Slater is in a tag team with Rhyno and, Adam Rose is no longer with the company.
#2 Mean Street Posse
Mean Street Posse consisted of Pete Gas, Rodney and, Joey Abs. Two of the members (Pete Gas and Rodney) are real life friends with Shane McMahon. Joey Abs was the only one who actually had ring experience before.
Someone backstage thought it was a great idea to have some of Shane's real-life friends to be a heel faction on TV every week.
Mean Street Posse didn't last long and ended up like most groups do, getting beat up to make whoever else look good.
#1 Mexicools
Cruiserweight Division has always had some kind of Mexican/Lucha Libre flavor added to the mix. It's what made it special to watch. WWE is finally taking the division seriously over the last few weeks.
But back in 2005-2006, WWE didn't really care at all. Take the Mexicools for example, three talented wrestlers and WWE just gave them a stereotypical gimmick and let them run with it.
We can say WWE has moved away from these awful gimmicks and made the Cruiserweight division what it should've been, just wrestling. Don't add storylines, just let them wrestle.
