5 mistakes WWE made on Raw this week - 16 July 2018

#4 The uneventful Raw tag team division

Who booked this crap? But seriously why did this match even take place?

When The B Team won the Raw Tag Team titles, everyone was thrilled, as the underdogs are now the big dogs in the tag team division, and that statement requires you to suspend your disbelief quite a bit.

Moreover, if you cast your memory back to Heath Slater and Ryhno winning the SmackDown Tag Team titles in the same manner back in 2016, you would remember that feel good moment for the well-crafted narrative, but it all went down for the Rhyno-Slater duo from then on as WWE did not know what to do with them.

And the point is, it feels as if it is going to end up happening to Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel, as jobber squad turned Tag Team Champions tuned main event stars, is not the formula normally used in WWE.

This week on Raw, the WWE Universe witnessed that first hand, as Dallas and Axel kicked off their reign as champions to a lackluster start, as beating a team that has no momentum on their side like The Ascension is never captivating.

After beating The Ascension quite easily, The Deleter of Worlds showed up on the titan-tron to challenge Dallas and Axel next week for their titles. And honestly, who is excited to witness that match?

The Raw tag division is in a poor state, and all WWE can do to fix it is to book repetitive matches, make the Authors of Pain squash every other available team in the division, and job out most of the teams as pushovers.

There is nothing that The B Team can do to bring legitimacy to the Raw tag team scene, it's either WWE construct newer teams or wait till the next Superstar Shakeup to pick and choose which talent can legitimize Raw's tag team picture.