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#2: The SmackDown Live Tag Team Division suffers from incoherent buildup and continuity issues
Just recently, it was teased that Daniel Bryan and Rowan would feud with Heavy Machinery for the SmackDown Live Tag Team titles.
In fact, this was teased right after Bryan and Rowan became the new SmackDown Live Tag Team Champions.
Oddly, WWE has announced that Bryan and Rowan will face The Usos at this year's Money In The Bank Kickoff Show, that too, with the tag team titles at stake (Keep in mind that The Usos officially belong on RAW).
Even though I have no doubt that this particular match will be fun to watch, the situation itself raises several continuity issues at hand when it comes to Tag Team Divisions on both shows.
At the same time, the buildup to several Tag Team feuds is incoherent and uncharacteristic.
So at this point in time, it is probably a better idea to stop expecting great results from the Tag Team feuds on both rosters, no matter who the champions are because the booking more or less tends to be the same.
