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#4 The Revival
The Revival was the talk of NXT as an old school, great tag team.
While acts like American Alpha, #DIY, and The Authors of Pain may have been flashier in their own ways, and more clearly destined for the main roster, Dash and Dawson were the rocks of the tag team division in developmental who put on terrific matches based on hard work and traditional wrestling psychology.
Since moving up to Raw, The Revival have mostly floundered. They were not taken seriously as tag title contenders, even when the division was at its weakest. Rumors suggest their most recent push is based largely on them asking for their release, ostensibly to head over to AEW.
Will The Revival’s success in the last few weeks—and potentially moving forward—convince them stay put?
AEW already looks to have more of a commitment to tag team wrestling with The Young Bucks as not only talents, but executives, and with signings of The Lucha Brothers, Best Friends, and SCU.
It could be a lot of fun for fans to Dash and Dawson cut loose in the ring opposite tag team talent of this caliber, in an environment where they’re respected.
