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X-Factor (professional wrestling)

Professional wrestling stable

Field	Value
article_name	X-Factor
type	S
leaders	X-Pac
members	Justin Credible
Albert
billed	X-Pac: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Justin Credible: Ozone Park, New York
Albert: Boston, Massachusetts
hometown	X-Pac: St. Petersburg, Florida, United States
Justin Credible: Waterbury, Connecticut
Albert: Orlando, Florida, United States
years_active	2001
debut	February 12, 2001
disbanded	October 28, 2001

Albert Justin Credible: Ozone Park, New York Albert: Boston, Massachusetts Justin Credible: Waterbury, Connecticut Albert: Orlando, Florida, United States X-Factor was a short-lived professional wrestling stable in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) led by X-Pac that featured Justin Credible and Albert.

The faction met with some success, with X-Pac winning the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship once, the WCW Cruiserweight Championship once and Albert winning the WWF Intercontinental Championship once.

History

X-Factor was formed on the February 12, 2001 episode of Raw is War when Justin Credible made his WWF debut by assisting X-Pac during an attack by Chris Jericho. The two formed a tag team and were soon joined by Albert, who served as the faction’s enforcer.

At Backlash in April, X-Pac and Credible defeated the Dudley Boyz following interference from Albert. X-Factor continued to compete as a trio in tag team and six-man tag matches throughout the spring, but suffered losses to teams such as the Hardy Boyz and failed to win a tag team turmoil match at Judgment Day. In June 2001, X-Factor reached its peak when X-Pac captured the WWF Light Heavyweight Championship and Albert won the Intercontinental Championship on the same week of programming.

During the Invasion storyline, X-Factor broke up when Credible joined The Alliance in July 2001.

Championships and accomplishments

World Wrestling Federation
- WWF Intercontinental Championship (1 time) – Albert
- WCW Cruiserweight Championship (1 time) – X-Pac
- WWF Light Heavyweight Championship (1 times) – X-Pac

References

Milner, John M.. "Sean Waltman". [[Canadian Online Explorer]].
Powell, John. (April 30, 2001). "McMahonMania at Backlash". [[Canadian Online Explorer]].
(June 25, 2001). "History of the Light Heavyweight Championship - X-Pac (1)". [[World Wrestling Entertainment]].
(June 28, 2001). "History of the Intercontinental Championship - Albert". [[WWE.
"X-Factor profile". Online World of Wrestling.
(July 30, 2001). "History of the Cruiserweight Championship - X-Pac". [[World Wrestling Entertainment]].
(August 19, 2001). "History of the Light Heavyweight Championship - X-Pac". [[World Wrestling Entertainment]].

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