WWE factions like The Judgment Day and Wyatt Sicks have learned to rule through numbers, but there’s always room for new groups to emerge.
From new stars from NXT uniting, to official alliances comprised of old friends – there are many new WWE faction debuts that seem possible in the second half of 2025.
Here are six new WWE factions that could be debuting soon.
6. Logan Paul’s Mavericks
Logan Paul would never name his faction as anything other than a positive term, but feel free to exchange the word ‘mavericks’ for ‘Ddirtbags’ here, as this this alliance would be comprised of WWE’s most hated heels.
With plenty of top notch obnoxiousness currently entertaining fans in WWE, combining some of those who garner the most heat could make for the ultimate faction of punchable faces for babyfaces to face off against.
Logan Paul could look to main roster irritants like Dominik Mysterio or Grayson Waller or NXT’s “All Ego” Ethan Page and Lexis King – there are plenty of irritating options.
Nothing captures heel heat quite like being purely arrogant & obnoxious, something Logan Paul could definitely leverage into his continued WWE success by building a faction.
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5. AAA Invasion
After the recent WWE x AAA Worlds Collide event, there were several notable stars that emerged as potential crossover superstars.
Perhaps most notable of those was Mr. Iguana, with the face-painted star and his lizard plush winning the hearts of WWE audiences who tuned in, while also receiving a huge pop when he was shown sitting in the crowd at Money in the Bank later that night.
If there was ever a time for WWE to bring about a brand new faction from AAA, it would make sense to do it featuring Mr. Iguana and other talent that WWE reportedly has interest in – Psycho Clown.
With Octagon Jr. reportedly also being WWE bound, it would be a solid time to have an entire faction of AAA talent.
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4. Jacob Fatu’s Anti-Bloodline
Since Jacob Fatu and Solo Sikoa’s falling out, the new Bloodline has decidedly split, with Solo Sikoa announcing the arrival of his new group ‘MFT’ on this past Friday’s SmackDown.
With Tonga Loa aligning with Solo Sikoa, the latter has the benefit of two brand new members in JC Mateo and Talla Tonga.
However, it doesn’t seem that Jacob Fatu is going down without a fight. Having recently teamed with Jimmy Uso on an episode of SmackDown – there also remains the absence of Tama Tonga.
With Tama Tonga perhaps returning to align with Jacob Fatu, the trio of Fatu, Tonga and Uso could run major counter-offense to Solo – perhaps even adding Jey Uso as well.
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3. Divas Revenge
There is an incredible opportunity to assemble what could be an all-star cast of former WWE Divas to join forces, combining with those that fit the ‘Diva’ bill on the current roster.
WWE currently has the ability to reunite some of the foundational cast members of the reality TV hit Total Divas – which showcased the personal lives of female WWE talent – but with a modern spin.
Aligning the returning Paige and The Bella Twins with the likes of the Dungeon Dolls (Natalya and Maxxine Dupri) and Chelsea Green could make an iconic faction.
With the group each having their own axe to grind, the faction could certainly look to reinvent what it means to be a WWE women’s division star in 2025.
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2. Bianca & Naomi’s Baddies
While Bianca Belair has been out of action due to injury after her losing effort at the WWE Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 41 – she could come back with a vengeance and a new attitude.
Having continued her storyline with Naomi, it could be an incredible swerve to see the pair align in a heelish way – and recruit some brand new gal pals to take down Jade Cargill.
Adding another strong third like Kiana James, Jaida Parker or Michin – Belair could assemble a brand new ‘Big Three’.
To add insult to injury, Belair’s new group taking over the moniker of Cargill’s squad in AEW – ‘The Baddies’ – would be perfectly petty.
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1. New Legacy
There is already a generational presence in WWE but assembled together, there could be a brand new version of the classic Randy Orton led stable Legacy.
While certainly the leader could be Orton, it may make sense for it to be more like Cody Rhodes, or even Lexis King.
Nevertheless, the number of second or third generation talent that is floating around WWE is high, with not all of them already being engaged in storylines on the main roster like Bron Breakker.
Instead, a younger faction consisting of Charlie Dempsey (son of William Regal), Uriah Connors (son of Fit Finlay) or NIL recruits Jacob Henry (son of Mark Hendry) or T.J. Bullard (son of Titus O’Neil) might be even more compelling.
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