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#4 The Good Brothers vs The Young Bucks (AEW World Tag Team Championships)
The AEW and IMPACT Wrestling working relationship has certainly had fans buzzing on social media and around the world. AEW workers such as AEW World Champion Kenny Omega, Matt Hardy, Private Party and AEW President Tony Khan have regularly appeared on IMPACT Wrestling. Whereas, IMPACT Wrestling Executive Vice President Don Callis and IMPACT Tag Team Champions Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson have regularly appeared on AEW programming.
When Gallows and Anderson made their AEW debut, supporting their former Bullet Club teammate Kenny Omega, they were eventually joined in the ring by AEW World Tag Team Champions The Young Bucks.
All 5 wrestlers have a significant amount of history from their days in New Japan Pro Wrestling as part of the infamous Bullet Club faction. All 5 former Bullet Club members appeared to be on the same page when they threw up the "too sweet" hand signal as AEW Dynamite went off the air.
However, cracks began to show when The Young Bucks were scheduled to team with Kenny Omega in 6-man tag team action but were swapped out for the The Good Brothers by Don Callis. Matt and Nick Jackson certainly looked none too pleased as they stood side by side with AEW President Tony Khan.
Could this be an indication of what is to come at Double or Nothing? It would appear that there is only room for one dominant tag team in AEW, and despite their history as members of The Bullet Club, the former teammates could be set to face off at Double or Nothing.
A match between the AEW World Tag Team Champions and the now-former IMPACT World Tag Team Champions would certainly get fans of both promotions talking. It would be a match befitting the prestige of the Double or Nothing pay-per-view.
