5 Superstars who could join WWE's version of Los Ingobernables

In 2013, current WWE Superstar Finn Balor started a revolutionary movement when he formed the Bullet Club in New Japan Pro Wrestling and ever since the group's inception, The Biz Cliz has revolutionized the world of Professional Wrestling.

Throughout the years, the Bullet Club expanded its growth over New Japan Pro Wrestling by adding the likes of Kenny Omega, The Young Bucks, AJ Styles, Adam Cole, and Karl Anderson among notable names.

The faction simultaneously also established their legacy over in Ring of Honor, WWE (courtesy of The OC/The Club), and also on the Independent Circuit.

Similar to the Bullet Club's growth in Pro Wrestling, another faction that has also been on the rise is none other than Los Ingobernables. Initially formed in Mexico by La Mascara, Rush, and La Sombra, who now goes by the name of Andrade in WWE, Los Ingobernables has also been on a huge upsurge.

During the faction's early days, Los Ingobernables had three top members in their ranks from the CMLL roster but shortly afterward, added former WWE Superstar Marco Corleone (formerly known as Mark Jindrak in WWE) to their ranks.

However, it wasn't until 2015 that the faction underwent a massive change, as they added reigning IWGP Heavyweight Champion, Tetsuya Naito, to their ranks.

Naito's arrival pretty much turned Los Ingobernables into a whole different brand of its own, as the NJPW sensation went back to the Land of the Rising Sun and created his very own version of the group, Los Ingobernables de Japon.

Arguably considered as the hottest faction on the planet today, LIJ consists of six of the very best Superstars from the present-day NJPW roster and the group also has the IWGP Heavyweight, Intercontinental, Jr. Heavyweight, Open NEVERWEIGHT, and the 6-Man NEVER OPENWEIGHT Championships.

Having expanded their territory over several different promotions across Japan, Mexico, USA (we'll get to that later), it now looks Los Ingobernables is finally set for their debut run in WWE, as well.

At least that's what we would assume following this week's Monday Night RAW, as Andrade, Austin Theory, and Angel Garza teased the formation of their very own version of the group after they would pose in a familiar posture.

With that being said, it remains to be seen if WWE would add more names to the Los Ingobernables brand, considering the fact that there are a few Superstars who could fit right into the group.

That being said, here are five Superstars who could join WWE's version of Los Ingobernables.

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#5 Humberto Carrillo

Time for an alliance?

In the latter stages of 2019, WWE had high hopes from Humberto Carrillo. In fact, the company officials even put him in a feud against then-United States Champion, AJ Styles, and let the former pin 'The Phenomenal One', as well.

For his efforts, Carrillo did earn several shots at the WWE United States Championship but eventually failed to capture the title, even during his long-term feud against Andrade.

Considering the history between Carrillo and Andrade, it would definitely make sense for the latter to recruit Carrillo into his own faction and add another man into his newest version of Los Ingobernables.

#4 Kalisto

A heel turn for Kalisto would be interesting

Since being drafted to SmackDown in the 2019 WWE Draft, the Lucha House Party hasn't been doing much on the Blue brand and are somewhat treated as afterthoughts.

During their stint on Monday Night RAW, the Lucha House Party were at least involved in meaningful storylines, even if it wasn't for too long, as the trio of Gren Metalik, Lince Dorado, and Kalisto were eventually drafted to SmackDown.

Despite not being used to their full potential on the Blue brand, there is certainly no doubt in the fact that all three men from the faction are tremendous in-ring competitors. However, if there's anyone who I feel could portray the role of the Lucha high-flyer in the Los Ingobernables faction, it's Kalisto.

Being a former two-time WWE United States Champion, Kalisto surely is the most experienced in the company out of the three men, and I believe he has the potential to play the role of a cocky heel very convincingly.

Breaking apart from the Lucha House Party would also add a lot of life to Kalisto's WWE career and could possibly turn things around for him in the company.

#3 El Hijo del Fantasma

El Hijo del Fantasma could be a perfect addition to Andrade's faction on RAW

El Hijo del Fantasma signed a deal with WWE last year. However, he hasn't been seen around in the company due to a knee injury that has postponed his WWE debut.

With NXT General Manager William Regal announcing an eight-man tournament to crown a new interim Cruiserweight Champion, it has also been confirmed that Fantasma will be making his debut for WWE as part of the upcoming tourney.

One interesting aspect that has been noticed prior to Fantasma's debut is the recent kidnapping of WWE Superstars Raul Mendez and Joaquin Wilde, who were abducted by a few masked men at the Full Sail Arena parking lot.

Several rumors have suggested that this is the inception of a new faction in WWE and Fantasma will reportedly lead the newly-formed stable. However, what if all of this eventually turns out to be a swerve and Fantasma, much like Austin Theory, gets called up to the main roster?

That could very well be a possibility if WWE aims to add more of the Mexican heritage to their own version of the Los Ingobernables faction.

#2 Killer Kross

Killer Kross as part of the La Faccion Ingobernable

Killer Kross is expected to make his debut on the Black and Gold brand of NXT very soon. However, if we focus on a long-term plan, could we potentially see Kross aligning himself with the Los Ingobernables brand once again?

Noticed how I used the term "once again" in the previous line?

Prior to signing with WWE, Kross had competed for Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide and while he was part of the company for almost three years, it wasn't until 2020 that Kross finally became a part of the Los Ingobernables faction. Or rather the La Faccion Ingobernable, on this occasion.

In October of 2019, Rush, along with La Bestia, appeared in Nacho Lucha Libre and reunited with former stablemate La Mascara, as the trio dubbed themselves as La Faccion Ingobernable (Based on the original version of Los Ingobernables from their CMLL days).

Shortly afterward, Rush, along with La Bestia, joined forces with L.A. Park, Konnan, and Killer Kross at AAA's Guerra de Titanes and formed a new version of La Faccion Ingobernable.

While this version of the group ruled Triple-A, Rush, the very following day, formed the American brand of La Faccion Ingobernable at the Ring of Honor Final battle. He did so by recruiting Dragon Lee, Kenny King, and Amy Rose in the American version of Los Ingobernables.

With Killer Kross's departure from AAA in early 2020, La Faccion Ingobernable had lost a vital member. However, with WWE now forming their own version of the group, maybe the company could have the former Impact Wrestling sensation as part of the group.

#1 Seth Rollins

Seth Rollins attacking Drew McIntyre on RAW

Prior to WrestleMania 36, Seth Rollins was on an absolute roll in WWE and successfully revitalized his career in the company.

Not only did Rollins go on to create his own group consisting of top Superstars who were pretty much cult followers of 'The Monday Night Messiah', but he also captured the RAW Tag Team Championships once again and gave Kevin Owens quite a few difficulties on the Red brand for a few months.

Rollins' faction on RAW consisted of Akam, Rezar, and Murphy, alongside whom Rollins had captured the RAW Tag Team Championships. However, after a recent injury to Akam, WWE has decided not to use AOP as part of Rollins' faction.

And, as of now, it's unclear as to whether WWE will decide to reunite Rollins with his group in the future. Alternatively, though, could they add him to what could be RAW's hottest new faction?

We all know that on this week's edition of RAW, Rollins ended the show by attacking WWE Champion Drew McIntyre, thereby sending a message to the newly-crowned Champion right after his win over United States Champion, Andrade.

Rollins did receive a helping hand from Angel Garza, as the latter chop-blocked McIntyre to the group and allowed the former Universal Champion to take advantage.

This very well could be WWE's way of foreshadowing the things to come on RAW, as Seth Rollins could be preparing himself to join forces with Andrade, Austin Theory, Angel Garza, and Zelina Vega on RAW.