Results:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing
Top 5 Lowest Scores:
1(T). Big Vic - 15
1(T). Fragile X - 15
3. Vastardikai - 17
4(T). Bad News Gertner - 18
4(T). SlickyTrickyDamon - 18
Top 5 Highest Scores
20(T). A shitload of people - 29
25. Xrodmuc316 - 30
26(T). Nicky Fives - 31
26(T). rob11 - 31
28. loopydate - 35
Top 3 Most Frequently Given Answers:
1(T). Stable with multiple leaders - Nation of Domination: 7
1(T). Freebird Rule - The New Day: 7
3(T). Stable with multiple leaders - Nexus: 6
3(T). Stable that was in multiple promotions - bWo: 6
Notes from the official scorer:
I was looking at stables over their entire history, including name changes, etc. and that led to a few interesting rulings.
The biggest ball ache for this was the Corporation/Ministry of Darkness/Corporate Ministry. For example, the question on multiple leaders. Both the Corporation (Vince, Shane), and Corporate Ministry (Vince, Shane, Undertaker) are correct on their own.
The Ministry of Darkness officially only ever had Taker as their leader, but the stable was still considered to be intact when they briefly merged into the Corporate Ministry, and they stayed together again for a bit after that ended. So I marked it as correct but docked an extra point as though it was in the Corporate Ministry pool.
I wasn't gonna count Team Xtreme for a reuniting stable, until I remembered Matt Hardy's really short lived heel turn in late 2001 before the group reunited.
I'm guessing Team Flawless is meant to be LayCool? Yes they Freebird Rule'd the Divas title but they were a tag team, not a stable (3+ members).
A search for Evolution Freebird Rule brought up nothing. Flair and Baitista had a couple of title reigns - wasn't about to read a bunch of 2004 Raw results though to see if Orton or Triple H filled in on a title defense. Open to changing this but it's not going to change the winners or anything.