5 Surprises That Could Happen On The RAW Before Evolution

#4 The Revival become RAW Tag Team Champions

Drew McIntyre may have his sights on a bigger prize

Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre certainly have the ability to be great Tag Team Champions, if given the opportunity. However, they've been in a feud with The Shield for so long that the titles are an afterthought right now. I would believe that the titles may be better served around the worthy waists of The Revival, going forward.

Of course, WWE would never book a clean finish where The Revival score a victory over two legitimate top tier superstars. Instead, they could have Braun Strowman interfere in the finish, cause a distraction and make McIntyre chase him out of the ring. In the melee that ensues, Dolph Ziggler may have to face both men, eat a Shatter Machine and eventually make way for brand new champions.

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So many teams could be elevated if this were to happen, I feel. From The B Team to the AOP, the possibilities are quite limitless.

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