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#2 The New Day
The Young Bucks are veritable merchandise machines; everything they touch turns to gold. Their merchandise on pro wrestling tees regularly sells out, no matter how absurd.
The WWE issued them with a cease and desist, essentially legally barring them from using the 'Too Sweet' gesture. Their response? To monetize it of course! Their 'cease and desist' t-shirt was one of their best selling merchandise items ever.
The point I am trying to make is this: The Young Bucks can get anything, and I mean anything over.
Does this sound familiar?
Like certain multiple time Double-u Double-u EEE World Tag Team CHAMPIONS?
Y'know, The New Day.
The same team that were so over that grown men bought New Day unicorn horns.
The same New Day that got a fictional cereal, Booty-Os so over, that WWE actually launched a cereal called Booty-Os?
Forget the matches (which would likely be excellent).
I want to see this feud, just to see the antics these two teams get up to.
