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#3. General state of the tag team division
Anyone who has been consistently watching RAW for the past year knows that the tag team division has been in absolute shambles post-Superstar Shakeup last year. Admittedly, WWE has injected some life into the tag team division again by bringing in top dogs like The Usos, but even then, one can't help but feel that a lot more damage has been done to the division than many realize.
The past year has done so much damage to the division that it's going to take a long time to restore its prestige again. The Usos feuding with The Revival is one way to go about it, but The Revival possibly feel that the damage has already been done and that they won't get the opportunity to move to SmackDown Live until next year anyway.
With the division still in shambles, they likely feel defeated.
