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#2. Rebuilding the tag team division
If Double or Nothing proved anything, it's that the tag team division has a lot of fire and a lot of potential. The Young Bucks vs The Lucha Bros was tag team wrestling at its finest and despite the numerous false finishes and no-selling, it trumped anything that WWE has put out tag team-wise for the last year or two.
Think about this. The Revival and The Usos, two of the top five best tag teams in the world are feuding over Ucey cream and an immature storyline hinting that Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson may be more than just friends.
Who cares about that? Fans want to see the best tag teams go at it and WWE has the firepower to build an incredible tag team division. WWE needs to seriously start looking at ways where the tag team division can reach a new era of glory.
