When factions are created, they are supposed to be the most dominant group of wrestlers on a roster. Factions have the numbers advantage when they decide to maul a wrestler who is on their lonesome and has no backup. The likes of D-Generation X, nWo, and the Four Horsemen are some of the greatest factions of all time, who made a mark on the wrestling industry by winning countless championships.

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Inevitably, not every faction in WWE will win a championship but there have been some who have managed to clinch some titles but there wasn't as much as fans expected them to win. Tenure does play a part, as some factions are short-lived, and others are given a long time to achieve something but ultimately, fall short.

10 Right To Censor

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In 2000, Steven Richards formed the Right to Censor stable which became of the most hated factions in the Attitude Era. They knew how to garner heat, and the likes of Ivory, Bull Buchanan, Val Venis, and The Godfather now going by the name as The Goodfather were all rechristened.

Despite the group being together for close to one year, they only captured two championships. Ivory clinched her third Women's Championship reign, and The Goodfather and Buchanan won the WWE Tag Team Championship. That's quite underwhelming considering Venis could have won the Intercontinental, European, or Hardcore Championship.

9 The Brood

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The trio of Gangrel, Edge, and Christian are collectively known as the Brood, had great chemistry together. Gangrel may have been the leader but Edge and Christian had a lot of charisma. At Judgment Day: In Your House, Christian captured the Light Heavyweight Championship in his debut match in WWE.

Surprisingly, that's as good as it got for the Brood as no more championships followed. They did link up with Undertaker's Ministry of Darkness for a couple of months but the Brood did not win anything in the Ministry. Edge and Christian did not lose any sleep over it as they went on to win several titles throughout their careers.

8 The Million Dollar Corporation

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As "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase's in-ring career was curtailed due to several injury issues, DiBiase assembled his faction called the Million Dollar Corporation. The Million Dollar Man had the likes of Bam Bam Bigelow, Tatanka, I.R.S., and King Kong Bundy at his disposal.

Later incarnations of the faction saw Sycho Sid, Kama Mustafa, and the 1-2-3 Kid side with DiBiase. It's quite surprising that no members of the group managed to add championships to the group. Bigelow and Tatanka would have made great tag team champions if given the chance. Technically, Steve Austin was under DiBiase's tutelage and he held the Million Dollar Championship but during the peak of the faction, there was nothing to show for.

7 The Ministry Of Darkness

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In January 1999, The Undertaker returned with a new look, and his Ministry of Darkness stable was beginning to take shape. Paul Bearer was by his side as expected, the Acolytes were his henchmen, Mideon, and Viscera closely followed but the most eye-catching addition to the group was the Brood.

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What's more shocking is that no championships were won until they merged with the Corporation as the Corporate Ministry. Whilst the Deadman's Ministry of Darkness did not have immediate success, world champions were created with Bradshaw as JBL, Edge, and Christian all going on to hold the biggest prizes.

6 Straight Edge Society

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After CM Punk cemented his heel turn in 2009, and a couple of World Heavyweight Championship runs that year, Punk went on to form the Straight Edge Society. As everyone knows, the Second City Saint adopts a straight-edge lifestyle in real life. Punk was a cult-like leader, and he took Luke Gallows, Serena Deeb, and Joseph Mercury under his wing in 2010.

Despite having his disciples, Punk failed to have another World Heavyweight Championship reign during his stint with the stable. The faction was short-lived but Punk as a world champion during his run with the group would have been fun to see.

5 The Un-Americans

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Now anyone who is anti-American is always going to receive a ton of heat, and sometimes death threats. The Un-Americans were filled with talented wrestlers in 2002. Lance Storm, Christian, Test, and William Regal were not so popular considering their residence was in the United States.

Test would hold old glory upside down which was not well-received. The Un-Americans certainly underachieved as Storm and Christian won the WWE Tag Team Titles, as did Storm did again when he teamed up with Regal in 2003. The faction should have stayed together for a little longer to reach their full potential.

4 The Wyatt Family

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The Wyatt Family's original iteration of the group saw Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper, and Erick Rowan work as a formidable trio. The Eater of Worlds was a great leader, and having the insurance policy of Harper and Rowan always seemed to work out in his favor.

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For the Wyatt Family to sustain their momentum, they needed to add some championships to the group which unfortunately did not happen. Wyatt did win the SmackDown Tag Team Championship with Randy Orton, and Harper under the Freebird rule in 2016. Nonetheless, the Wyatts were entertaining but more championships were certainly needed.

3 Camp Cornette

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Jim Cornette is one of the greatest wrestling managers in history. His passion for wrestling is unmatched, and he has managed some of the very best. In 1995, Cornette managed Owen Hart and Yokozuna to two runs with the WWE Tag Team Championship. Owen's brother-in-law The British Bulldog was also another shrewd piece of business to join the faction.

Vader joined Camp Cornette at the start of 1996 which led to Yokozuna departing the group, and he turned face. Vader failed to wrestle the WWE Championship away from Shawn Michaels at SummerSlam 1996, and Bulldog and Hart were now under the guidance of Clarence Mason. Camp Cornette was great but more championship reigns should have come their way.

2 The Nexus

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Under Wade Barrett's leadership, the Nexus won the WWE Tag Team Championship twice with John Cena and David Otunga holding the gold for one day, and they dropped it to their fellow stablemates Heath Slater and Justin Gabriel 24 hours later. The group was made to look like chumps when John Cena buried them and there was no way back when Cena beat Barrett at TLC 2010.

CM Punk took leadership of a slimmed-down version of the Nexus, and it was called the "New Nexus." Punk showed his leadership qualities when he was the leader of the Straight Edge Society and he did so again. Despite, Punk winning the WWE Championship at Money in the Bank 2011, the group was finished with Punk "leaving" after his title win.

1 The Nation Of Domination

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The Nation of Domination was one of the best heel factions, and they went head-to-head with DX. Faarooq was the first leader of the group with The Rock, D'Lo Brown, Kama Mustafa, Mark Henry, and Owen Hart part of the group.

The Rock became the leader of the Nation but only three championship victories were registered for the Nation. Rock held the Intercontinental Championship, and D'Lo won the European Championship twice. The Nation had a talented group of wrestlers but they only won three titles, all thanks to DX.