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#2. Big plans for the Street Profits.
The Street Profits have acted as hype men for Monday Night Raw over the past couple of months and, while some of their promos came across as childish, the energy was definitely there. What was also there was their undeniable energy in every promo they gave, which only helped to make them must watch television.
Interestingly enough, it seems like Raw's Executive producer, Paul Heyman, has taken a liking to the former NXT tag team champions and has some pretty big plans for them in the future. Why else would WWE be featuring them week after week on Raw and not have them in a dedicated storyline yet?
Sure, WWE handed the Street Profits a few losses along the way, but they more than made up for that by keeping them relevant. Whether that was from their SNL Weekend Update spoof, a surprise run-in to help a superstar, or just another one of their energetic promos, the company is going out of their way to keep them in the mnds of fans. So, expect to see a lot more of them in the coming first weeks of 2020.
