The WWE company is planning big for the Raw brand these days, Triple H is responsible for creating a new faction which many say is in the same line as Evolution. Previously, the Evolution comprised of four member Triple H, Ric Flair, Randy Orton and leader Triple H. Since, the new faction has become a possibility by Triple H, there are few speculated superstars who could join the team.
Some of the latest WWE rumors confirm three members of the new faction. Ric Flair will be likely to taken by Triple H, he was also the part of original Evolution. Current WWE Universal Champion Kevin Owens will also suit the Game and likewise Samoa Joe will be third member, reports suggest Joe will act as Batista beating down people.
The fourth member of the new faction has not yet been revealed. There are five superstars out of which one could be the part of Triple H's new evolution alike team. Charlotte Flair is one of the top WWE female wrestlers at present and also Ric Flair's daughter, her chances of being the fourth member is high.
WWE rumors also suggest there is a possibility of Bobby Roode being a part of Triple H's new faction. Roode is one of the most glorious NXT superstars and in many ways resemble Triple H when on his prime. Peter Dunne can also make case for the inclusion, he debuted last week at the NXT winning against Mark Andrews. Dunne is known for his work at the UK Championship tournament held by WWE last month.
Finn Balor has been out of action since he injured himself in the Summerslam match against Seth Rollins last year. Finn has been Triple H's biggest NXT signing till date and has received much credit for making NXT a brand that it is today. So, he being added to the new faction may not be a surprise too.
Rusev has had a lot of ups and downs in the past few years in the wrestling. Since losing his title, there has been no clear direction for him, WWE rumors suggest that he would be in the new faction team of Triple H to give a new life to his character.
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