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#4 WWE's The Usos vs. AEW's The Young Bucks
The contrast between WWE and AEW's approaches towards tag team wrestling could not be more different. The tag team divisions on RAW and SmackDown seem utterly meaningless, with fewer and fewer teams left. Meanwhile, AEW might have more tandems than WWE's two brands combined.
Tag team wrestling is AEW's specialty, with a brilliant roster of duos. The current champions are The Young Bucks, who have showcased their supreme storytelling ability in the past couple of years. Matt and Nick Jackson aren't just "spot-monkeys." They may be in with a shout to be called the best tag team in the world.
Another set of brothers might challenge that sentiment, with The Usos becoming bonafide stars in WWE. They have overcome the company's negligence towards tag teams and are one of the best duos of this generation. A match between The Usos and Young Bucks could be excellent.
The two teams would go all out in a fast-paced war, with superkicks and dives aplenty.
Jimmy and Jey always deliver quality action in the ring, while the latter has recently proven himself as a singles star as well. Their viciousness matched against The Young Bucks' quickness is a recipe for in-ring magic.
