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With movement happening all the time in WWE, there could be some brand new groups on the verge of formation soon.

From a reboot of a popular concept from another time to a brand new off-shoot of a long running current faction, there could be some intriguing new stables coming together in the near future.

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Here are six potential new WWE factions that could come together soon.

6. Jade Cargill’s Baddies

While it seems that the Baddies crowd section could be making a return, perhaps Jade Cargill will become a faction leader in WWE.

In AEW, Cargill was the center piece of a group that also included Red Velvet, Leila Grey and Kiera Hogan as a group of confident and glamourous women who also had a penchant for violence.

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Potentially bringing back an alliance on-screen in WWE, there are any number of potential women who could embody the spirit of The Baddies.

Cargill could unite on-screen with Nia Jax & Lash Legend or even spearhead new call-ups to the main roster like Jaida Parker, Kelani Jordan or Sol Ruca.

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5. Divas Gone Bad

WWE star Natalya as Nattie Neidhart

With Nikki Bella already turning heel and making it clear that she hasn’t made a WWE return to play sidekick to anyone on the roster, perhaps it is time for her reunite with one of her former Total Divas castmates.

With Natalya undergoing her own transformation into the ‘Lowkey Legend’ Nattie Neidhart, the duo could end up heading up a brand new heel faction.

Recruiting disgruntled younger talent who feel they’ve been taken for granted – like Maxxine Dupri, Roxanne Perez or even a call-up from NXT like Jacy Jayne or Fallon Henley – to buddy up with the veterans, the squad could grow in numbers.

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Looking to redefine what it is to be both excellent and evil in WWE, there could be a brand new version of what a WWE Diva is in 2026 through the group.

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4. New Judgment Day

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With Liv Morgan back in action in WWE, it seems as though she has seamlessly reunited with Dirty Dominik Mysterio and the Judgment Day.

However, there could be a new rival group on the horizon if Roxanne Perez went off on her own to establish a new squad – possibly taking others with her.

Perez could definitely snag another female talent from NXT or SmackDown, such as Giulia and Kiana James, and then begin to steadily recruit Finn Balor and JD McDonagh.

Potentially replacing them with a whole new tag team – a heel turned Fraxiom perhaps – would leave Perez with a brand new group of her own making to counter the OG Judgment Day.

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3. Jey Uso’s Bloodline

Solo Sikoa split off from the Bloodline and when a hostile takeover of the group didn’t quite work out, he ended up building his own in the MFTs.

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Perhaps following in his younger brother’s footsteps, Jey Uso could decide that now is the perfect time for him to establish his own faction of loyal followers to support him.

Teasing a potential heel turn for quite some time, it may be that as soon as Jey does turn heel, he reveals that he isn’t alone on the dark side.

Possibly recruiting Jimmy Uso to a heel turn, there could be other surprises to join the squad as well like Zilla Fatu or even Lance Anoa’i re-signing with WWE to take on The Vision or anyone else trying to stand in their way.

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2. Brand New Day

There could definitely be an expansion to the current New Day group to become an open league for disgruntled veterans.

With Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods continuing to question WWE Raw General Manager Adam Pearce’s authority, they do have Grayson Waller on their side – but could look to expand even further.

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Recruiting others known to despise authority like Drew McIntyre or even LA Knight, there could be an in-between super group formed that lean towards being heels but have a certain level of popularity when their reasons for being disgruntled do make sense.

Bringing together vocal critics of authority to foster an “anti-corporate” rebel mindset could be a fun use of the talented New Day who have already demonstrated that audiences will go with their flow.

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1. Cody Rhodes’ Avengers

While he hasn’t been an official faction leader during his time back in WWE, Cody Rhodes has certainly demonstrated that he is well versed in teamwork.

Being effectively forced into partnership with friends and foes alike over the past year, Rhodes could be looking to assemble his own new super group.

If Cody Rhodes is looking to fend off Brock Lesnar on the Road to WrestleMania 42, he might need some backup ASAP.

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Potentially bringing together some other heavy hitters from the SmackDown roster like Randy Orton, Damian Priest or even Carmelo Hayes, there could be some new allies for the Undisputed WWE Champion up ahead.

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