5 WWE Tag Teams Who Should Be Used Better in 2019

4. The Club/The Good Brothers

Since making their WWE debuts in 2016, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson were relevant for just a few months. They were involved in The Club’s feud with Roman Reigns and The Usos but that was just it. Yes, the Good Brothers won the Raw Tag Team championships in 2017 but their reign only lasted for two months.

Gallows and Anderson were two of the most feared men in New Japan Pro Wrestling, and they were even considered one of the best tag teams at that time. They have been completely misused by the WWE and you know it’s bad when their most memorable appearance on WWE television was portraying Tex Ferguson and Chad 2 Badd on Southpaw Regional Wrestling.

With their contracts rumoured to be expiring early this year, they could be on their way out. However, a new show on the WWE Network titled the “Botch Club” might put those rumours to rest. Nevertheless, Gallows and Anderson deserve better. The New Day, The Usos, and The Bar need more competition and The Club can give them that, as long as they are used correctly.

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Juan Paolo David has been covering all things WWE for Sportskeeda since 2020 and has eight years of experience in content writing. He holds a degree in Agriculture but has been a fan of pro wrestling since a kid. This love for the entertainment sport led him to write about it.

Juan writes well-researched articles, not only to ensure that he presents readers with correct facts and figures but also because he wants to learn as much as possible about the topics he writes about.

Edge is Juan’s all-time favorite wrestler. He grew up watching Edge and Christian and was a huge fan of their tag team. So much so, that if he could go back in time he would manage the duo. And let them know that he can play their entrance themes with a kazoo!

Besides wrestling, Juan loves to watch NBA or a Dortmund game. He also enjoys watching TV and movies during his free time. He works as a writer in SK’s basketball division.

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Edited by Vignesh Ananthasubramanian