WWE 2017 recap: 10 bad things and 12 good ones

Good: the tag team renaissance

Tag team wrestling was in a dark age after the end of the Attitude Era. No tag teams really felt important, and the matches felt like filler, as did the titles.

There were encouraging signs in 2016, but 2017 showed us that, at last, tag team wrestling was in the sun once again. The tag team division was WWE's most reliable in 2017. When everything else was going bad, you knew that the tag team division would serve you up with something good.

The Usos were the lead team in this elite group, but The New Day, The Bar, and Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose all shined on the biggest stages. Even the less-pushed teams all had great years. Chad Gable and Shelton Benjamin have done a good job together, Rusev and Aiden English have gotten hugely over with Rusev Day.

Breezango and The Ascension made us laugh with the Fashion Files, and of course, who could forget the return of the Hardy Boyz? Now with the Bludgeon Brothers on the rise and The Revival back from injury, the picture looks even brighter. I can hardly wait until the Authors of Pain and SAnity get called up.

In other words, in 2018, the tag team division should be even better.

Now it's up to you. Was 2017 a bad year or a good year? Where does it rank in WWE history?