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#2 Bullet Club
For literally decades, the WWE has tried to copy the nWo, with varying degrees of the success. However, it would be in the far east that the true heir to the New World Order would be born.
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Bullet Club is, simply put, a rip off of the nWo, but with much, much more talented athletes who are in their prime. Originally portrayed as a stable of evil American wrestlers, the Bullet Club has expanded its membership to include Japanese and UK athletes as well.
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How great is Bullet Club? Well, the WWE keeps filing lawsuits against them. Vince McMahon would not take such steps unless he feels threatened. The WWE currently has the upper hand, having forced the Club to stop using the nWo's famous 'too sweet' hand gesture, but the change doesn't seem to have slowed Bullet Club in the least.
Bullet Club has changed its membership over the years, but with such legends as AJ Styles, Finn Balor, and the Young Bucks among its roster they have proven to be an even more dominant force than the nWo faction, which is why they are higher on this list than the team they copied.
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