10 Best Wrestling Stable Wars

9. nWo Black And White Vs. nWo Wolfpac

For fans of a certain age, the nWo black and white vs. the black and red faction is remembered quite fondly. It was a war between two charismatic leaders, with an army of men lined up for battle behind them.

In 1996, Hulk Hogan, Scott Hall and Kevin Nash set out to take over the wrestling world. But massive egos like that can only co-exist for so long. The group was plagued with in-fighting, so Nash broke away, forming his own group. He took his best friend Hall with him, along with nWo mercenaries Curt Hennig, Rick Rude, Konnan and Hogan's other hated enemy, The Macho Man. Don't worry, Hogan still had Vincent and Brian Adams!

The black and white had the numbers, but the Wolfpac was composed of nothing but stars, and later added Lex Luger and Sting to their ranks. They also weren’t fighting a two-sided war, as Hogan’s camp was continuing their crusade against WCW.

Unfortunately, there was no final battle to settle the score. No Nash vs. Hogan match with everything on the line. It all ended as a jumbled mess with the group later reforming into a giant, ungodly behemoth.