"Ey yo, you dealin' wit the X-Factor!"

[DTP.]

Do you personally think this faction could of gone somewhere? It seemed to be building up until the InVasion Angle came along and severed it.

Though thrown together, I enjoyed them.

[Rowdy Roddy Piper]

I can still remember their theme clearly :


This group seemed to be completely random. They had mostly nothing in common. Their music is one of the crappiest Ive ever heard and wtf was Albert doing with them?

[raz2005uk]

just throwing a bunch of mid-card jobbers together - a very poor idea!

[Next Manufactured’s Sweater]

They were awful. Fans didn't care about any of them, the WWF didn't have plans for any of them except Albert, and there was just no point to the whole thing.

I still sing their entrance music though.

And I wish there was a midcard jobber faction now.

[Vintage ToneBoat]

Apr 25, 2009 8:32:18 GMT -5 raz2005uk said:

just throwing a bunch of mid-card jobbers together - a very poor idea!

I thought your sig was a meeting of the 90's heels with undertaker as the leader giving instructions via satellite. lolz

[Jimmy]

Here's the deal: I was a HUGE X-Pac mark at the time and I will always have a place in my heart for him because he was the first wrestler I ever saw come out and wrestle in the WWF. I was excited when he said he was going to start a group and be the leader. Justin Credible was a logical member but still Pac and Credible's gay undertones with each other made it a questionable decision. But if that wasn't bad enough they stuck ALBERT with them for no apparent reason, the guy who looks like the bear of the group. And THEN they give them a god-awful song by Uncle Kracker and THEN they give them stupid purple lighting and color scheme. And THEN they give X-Pac the Lightheavyweight Title (okay) and Albert the Intercontinental title (what the ?) and tease an angle where Credible is jealous, but then the InVasion happens and Credible jumps ship and suddenly it's just Albert and X-Pac in an even more quasi-homosexual pairing.


In conclusion, X-Factor were gayer than Billy and Chuck, Too Much, Rico, and Adrian Adonis combined.

[mattclassic]

Well , i loved them.

I thought they were different and added something to the card. I also loved there theme.

[gravedigger3]

I actually like the pair of justin credible and x-pac but albert is the oen that always confused me

[Patrick Bateman]

I GOT ERY'THIN' I EVER WANTTTTED...

[Optimus Prime]

Interesting idea to throw them together, but oh man was their original theme annoying as hell.

[Mike Bockwinkel]

This theme was alot better.

[lucas7920]

I liked them to start with, but they got boring after a while. didn't mind their original theme at the time, but now I hear it it is a little sh*ty

[HugoOne]

Everyone has made good points, but to add on...X-Pac is not the type of guy to lead a stable. He works as a follower, not a leader.

[dimshady]

I liked it, i saw Albert as a sort of body gaurd to the little guys!

[nirvanacobain]

i loved xfactor, and they really did start off strong fueding with the dudleys, the invasion killed them imo.

i may be blind but i didnt see and gay undertones so please explain?

[Groundswell]

Worst stable in WWE history.

[BuckDenaro7: Elite Trader]

i always liked/ will like x factor.

[tobycooper1]

I always enjoyed X-Factor, gave them 3 members something to do at the time

[White Trash Lucha]

Apr 25, 2009 11:44:59 GMT -5 Mike Bockwinkel said:

This theme was alot better.

Agreed.

[dennis]

I was never a big fan, hell a fan at all, of X-Pac's...but to me this group finally gave his career some sort of meaning.

And despite never really like The Kid, I did enjoy the group. I also find it funny how X-Pac and Credible were/are members of the Kliq and even that couldn't help them get better storylines.