5 tag teams we'd love to see in AEW

AEW inarguably has the most impressive tag team division in professional wrestling at the moment. From established teams like the Young Bucks and FTR to homegrown talent like Jurassic Express, the company has proven to be capable of putting on some of the best tag team bouts in the world.

The company recently signed Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish, who has reformed the fan-favorite tag team, reDRagon, further improving the division. Additionally, there have also been heavy speculations if recent free agents such as the Briscoe Brothers or Jeff Hardy will be added to the company as well, meaning the company's roster (and its tag teams, by proxy) may continue to grow soon.

With so many wrestlers - free agents and otherwise - having the potential to appear in AEW, here are five tag teams we'd love to see debut in the company soon.

#5. Dangerous Tekkers could debut in AEW

The Dangerous Tekkers (Suzuki-gun's Taichi and Zack Sabre Jr.) aren't one of the flashiest tag teams, but they can certainly deliver great matches.

What the NJPW team lack in appeal, they compensate with their in-ring abilities, mostly thanks to Sabre's unbelievably quick and agile mat-based wrestling style. With his abilities, he's able to lock in some of the most unique, complex submission holds within seconds.

With NJPW wrestlers like Minoru Suzuki and Tomohiro Ishii appearing on Dynamite and Rampage last year, the likelihood of the Dangerous Tekkers coming to AEW is not so far-fetched.

Having faced practically every tag team in NJPW, Dangerous Tekkers' All Elite appearance might give the team some new noteworthy opponents to face off against opponents, as well.

#4. The reformation of Killer Elite Squad in AEW

After a lackluster run as a singles competitor in AEW, Lance Archer should reform his old tag team, The Killer Elite Squad, with former Suzuki-gun stablemate Davey Boy Smith, Jr. It could end up giving him the push he needs to make his mark in the company.

Seeing such a sizable heavyweight team battling such high-flyers like The Lucha Bros or The Young Bucks could also make for a breath of fresh air in the current tag team division.

In the past, Archer has teamed up with his old ally, Minoru Suzuki, so it's not impossible to see him join forces with Smith. The possibility is more probable now Smith is once again a free agent following his release from WWE.

#3. Guerrillas of Destiny Go All Elite

NJPW's Guerrillas of Destiny is one of those tag teams whose booking would essentially write itself. Given their past relationships with company founders Kenny Omega, Cody Rhodes, and The Young Bucks, the GOD's AEW debut could make for a fantastic feud with their former stablemate-turned-bitter rivals, The Elite.

The possibility of The Elite vs. Bullet Club never reached its full potential in NJPW. But over the last few years, there's been several teasers hinting at a showdown between the two groups.

While having the Guerrillas of Destiny appearing in AEW wouldn't necessarily be the same as having the entire Bullet Club debut, seeing the former team alone on Dynamite or Rampage is an intriguing notion, capitalizing on a rivalry that's been years in the making.

#2. The Briscoe Brothers could arrive in AEW

Jay and Mark Briscoe are another brother duo who can elevate the AEW tag team. Since debuting in 2000, The Briscoes have rocked the tag team division of any and every company they've appeared in. They have had several entertaining wrestling matches against anyone from The Young Bucks to The Hardy Boyz.

With the brothers now being free agents, there have been numerous hints that the two will become All Elite, including a series of tweets from The Briscoes challenging FTR.

Looking at how strong AEW's tag team roster is at the moment, there's no shortage of fantastic opponents for The Briscoes to face should they decide to join Tony Khan's promotion.

#1. The Hardy Boyz reunite in All Elite Wrestling

With Jeff Hardy being released from his WWE contract last month, there's been heavy speculation that he'll join his brother Matt in All Elite Wrestling to reform the Hardy Boyz.

The Hardyz might not be performing at the same level they had in the early 2000s', but they're still capable of putting on stellar matches individually and as a team.

Whether we see the classic Team Xtreme version of the team or the more recent Broken Hardyz iteration, having such a veteran team would be a massive addition to the company's roster.