3 factions WWE should recreate and 3 they should not

#2 WWE factions that should: PMS

These three women held the power and why shouldn't that happen again today? Photo / Pinterest

Another former WWE faction that should be done would be non-other than the all-women group, PMS. For those unaware, it was a three women squad whose acronym stood for Pretty Mean Sisters.

. @_BriAlexander @CookiesandCREE @Mickey_Mcqueen_ @pareexo WWE's PMS Terri & Jacqueline pic.twitter.com/QnLQhgi7vb

— William Bec (@BecLifeMatters) July 13, 2015

Jacqueline, Terri, and Ryan Shamrock made up this collection of talented women who would treat men the way they felt they were being treated. They were most known for their managing of 'Meat,' who did their bidding. Today, however, while that type of faction may not go over well in the WWE what should be noted is that a certain movement could be weaved into the PMS group.

#AttitudeEra Faction - PMS. Terri, Jacqueline, Ryan Shamrock and Meat. #WWE pic.twitter.com/KLZ6kBwEpW

— Teddi Turnbuckle (@TeddiTurnbuckle) January 10, 2014

They were presented as heels, however, if the WWE is able to positively apply the #SpeakingOut movement to not objectify but rather empower women, this revitalized faction could take on a whole new meaning.

With a name like PMS, the goal for its reboot would be to steer clear of objectification. The WWE Superstars involved in the faction would have to be very hands-on in the creation of storylines to try to drive it more in the direction of women's empowerment rather than making empowerment a joke.