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Next on our list of top stables was made up of WWE NXT Season One rookies looking to make a name for themselves.  A name they made for themselves indeed.  They earned their ways into the WWE and faced off against some of the top names in the business

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As we continue counting down the top fifteen stables of all time, we come upon Number Eight.  By the end of this faction, they would have merged with another stable on our list but was focused mainly on protecting the interests of its leader, WWF Chairman Vince McMahon

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Our next stable was by far the darkest of all the stables ever created.  Led by the Undertaker, the Ministry of Darkness would create and nurture a stable of near-demonic beliefs and target first Stone Cold Steve Austin and Kane, before seemingly setting his sights on Vince McMahon and the entire World Wrestling Federation

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Our next stable, actually wasn't an actual stable in the ring but still one of the most influential groups in the history of professional wrestling-- both in the World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment and World Championship Wrestling

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One of the most underrated wrestlers in professional wrestling led one of the most underrated wrestling stables in the business.  Different variations of the faction existed between Extreme Championship Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, and Total Non-Stop Action Wrestling

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Continuing our countdown of top stables, we come to one that made a major splash to enter the World Wrestling Federation-- and almost as quickly fade away as a stable.  The stable included four up-and-coming wrestlers who originally met in Extreme Championship Wrestling and were among the young, sometimes heavily ignored, talent in World Championship Wrestling

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Our next stable is the only stable that was created and existed entirely outside of either the WWF or WCW.  The stable, however, did include some of the biggest names to come out of WCW and WWF.  How can you not expect a stable that includes Sting, Kurt Angle, Kevin Nash, Booker T, and Scott Steiner to do anything but find a way to dominate their promotion during their existence

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Born Christopher Keith Irvine, the son of NHL hockey player Ted Irvine, Chris Jericho would go on to amass among the most successful wrestling careers in the history of professional history.  While amassing plenty of wrestling gold, Jericho would also join the band Fozzy and accomplish his two major childhood goals-- become a professional wrestler and become a rock star

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While our next stable had three different versions in three different wrestling promotions,  there is no doubt that most successful version was the version that existed in World Championship Wrestling

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Beginning in the 1980's, when professional wrestling was beginning its transition from territorial promotions to major national promotions, promoters needed something to spark the battle between heels and faces

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