WWE has placed great importance on factions in recent years, however, some of the most prominent units have either faded into the background or seem destined for a break-up.
Whether this is due to storylines running their course, injuries or otherwise, there are many groups across Raw, SmackDown and NXT that may cease to exist by the time we get to the mid way point of 2025.
Here are six WWE factions potentially splitting up soon.
6. No Quarter Catch Crew
On this week’s edition of WWE NXT television, No Quarter Catch Crew member Myles Borne was asked why he did not compete at Josh Barnett’s Bloodsport XIII show on April 17 alongside his partners Charlie Dempsey and Tavion Heights – who both had standout matches at the event.
In response Borne made it clear that he was not asked to be part of the show.
Instead, he agreed to team with Je’Von Evans in a tag match against DarkState, while his No Quarter Catch Crew teammates watched from the sidelines as he suffered a loss.
It certainly seems that a split is looming, with either Borne breaking off to go solo or potentially solidifying his partnership with Evans.
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5. The D’Angelo Family
Dissension within NXT’s D’Angelo Family has erupted for the entire world to see.
At NXT’s Stand and Deliver over WrestleMania weekend, Channing ‘Stacks’ Lorenzo finally turned on the faction’s leader, Tony D’Angelo, delivering a low blow that led to his team’s loss to Darkstate.
On the following WWE NXT television episode, vignettes aired showing Adriana Rizzo’s best efforts to keep the family united, with D’Angelo sending her into “hiding” to let the situation cool off; meanwhile, another vignette teased Stacks luring his teammate Luca Crusifino into the desert, suggesting he was going to “whack” him.
Despite the ironic silliness of these segments, it seems the faction is on the verge of falling apart, with D’Angelo set for a major clash with Stacks.
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4. Damage CTRL
At WrestleMania 41’s Night One opener, IYO SKY secured the most significant victory of her WWE career, justifiably being celebrated as a WrestleMania classic.
Notably absent from her celebration in the ring was any member of her stable, Damage CTRL, to share in the moment with her.
While Asuka and Kairi Sane have both been sidelined due to injuries, there was also no sight of Dakota Kai.
Perhaps there won’t be a formal split on TV, but it certainly seems the faction is slowly being written off.
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3. Wyatt Sicks
The Wyatt Sicks were received with much fanfare upon their much-discussed debut last August.
However, there has been little follow-up, with the group appearing only sporadically since then and their last appearance back in December.
It was reported by the Wrestling Observer that they were due to face Judgment Day at WrestleMania, their benching a result of an injury suffered by Uncle Howdy/Bo Dallas.
The big question now is whether WWE will pull the trigger on introducing Alexa Bliss as the head of the group or quietly dissolve it as a failed experiment.
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2. The Judgment Day
At WrestleMania 41 Night Two, the Las Vegas crowd threw their weight behind Dominik Mysterio as he captured the Intercontinental Championship, arguably the biggest pop of the weekend.
Quite a turnaround for the once much-hated member of the WWE roster.
Capturing the title, Dominik hit a frogsplash on his Judgment Day teammate Finn Balor for the win, securing the championship in dramatic fashion.
On the Raw after WrestleMania, Finn Balor said “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas,” but it surely won’t be long before the faction finally explodes.
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1. The Bloodline
Another performer embraced by the Las Vegas crowd was Jacob Fatu.
The supremely talented Fatu demonstrated his raw and ultra-aggressive in-ring style, defeating LA Knight for the United States Title.
On this week’s SmackDown, Bloodline leader Solo Sikoa appeared to take credit for Fatu’s victory, before Fatu took the microphone from him.
The breadcrumbs are being laid, and it seemingly won’t be long until The Bloodline sees more inter-factional warfare, potentially marking the final chapter of the group.
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