Opinion: The Undisputed Era is the best faction in WWE

How do you feel about factions? The Kliq, DX, Evolution, Legacy, and many more. In today's WWE product, factions just aren't the same to a lot of fans. You have teams like The New Day and Sanity, but one group that has managed to shine through the cracks of mediocrity is none other than The Undisputed Era.

Contrary to popular belief, this top contributor believes that The Undisputed Era is the success story conceived from the failed Nexus. Think about it! The Nexus was a "rookie" stable during NXT's first run that burned out by Summerslam of that year. Things couldn't really get going for them after that. Don't even start with The New Nexus.

But there seems to be nothing but success for The Undisputed Era from the time they formed, all the way until now. Don't get me wrong, The Nexus came in HOT! Making a statement beating down everyone at ringside and in the ring, including John Cena. The Nexus had a bright future.

The Undisputed Era, however, is a goldmine in NXT. Not to be compared with any stable, as every group has made an impact one way or another. The Undisputed Era is certainly more than unique. With their constant hold on the NXT Tag Team Titles, it's sure admired that they are always willing to put up a fight and never fails to impress us in the process.

While it's important to go with the flow and allow them to someday be called up, most of us wrestling fans won't be upset if the higher-ups decide to let them stay where they are. If we're being honest, The Undisputed Era takes up a good part of the NXT program. They are definitely cherished among wrestling fans, especially since 4-man stables are rare in WWE today.

If WWE can play their cards right, there's no telling where The Undisputed Era will end up. Hopefully, they don't pull a "Shield" and break up in a few years. There's strength in numbers and that's a fact. Whether they stay on NXT or not, The Undisputed Era will be a force for years to come.

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