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While the Women's Tag Team division started out as the next logical step in the women's revolution, it quickly became an afterthought in WWE's weekly programming. Of course some of that has to do with the company's focus on their top storylines at the moment, but to not keep moving the division forward is not a great look.
With that being said, and WWE truly needing to jump start their Women's Tag Team division back to life, here are five ways that the company can do so. As always, let us know your thoughts in the comments below and tell us what you think will help give the division moving forward.
#5 Dream matches
Can you believe how many problems could be solved for the WWE by introducing dream matches into the equation? Not only does it give the WWE universe something they want to see and watch play out, it also serves as a passing of the torch moment that could really move any division forward.
For example, let's say The Bella Twins came back as a heel group and held the Tag Team Titles hostage for a period of time. After that, the dream duo of Nikki Cross and Alexa Bliss can then work against an established tag team entity, and finally give the belts the track record they so desperately need.
Or maybe WWE can pit Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Bayley and Sasha Banks into a match for the Tag Team Titles and play off of the history of the four Superstars. At least that way, there's a history there. There's a reason why fans are invested in the storyline and the company is putting on a legendary dream match in the process.
#4 Make it personal
There a lot of words that can be used to describe the Women's Tag Team division at this point in time, but personal isn't one of them. With that being said, making things personal and giving fans a reason to care is a cornerstone of any storyline, which is why the Women's Tag Team division is falling flat right now.
Not only is that evident by the lack of charisma shown by The Kabuki Warriors, who are currently the Champions, but also by just how little there is to care about in the division. Sure, WWE made it matter in the beginning by making the belts unveiling historic, but once that wore off, they did little to create a new overarching theme.
This is why WWE needs to get personal and start playing into the personal lives of some of the Superstars. Whether that be by another female Superstar vying for the attention of Otis and getting Mandy Rose upset, or even by exposing someone for something, WWE needs a way to make fans care about these characters again in some capacity.
#3 Get the belt off The Kabuki Warriors
The Kabuki Warriors have been the Champions for over three months now, and while that time period has been filled with some pretty good feuds, the company is running out of things to do with the pair. In fact, between the belts sparsely being defended and WWE focusing on Asuka versus Becky Lynch for a while, the belts have become a afterthought.
Beyond that, The Kabuki Warriors aren't the best on the microphone, which makes it very difficult to get behind them in any capacity. With the Kabuki Warriors really not generating that much interest as a team, the company should really look at finding a more suitable team to carry the division forward.
Now that doesn't mean that the Kabuki Warriors weren't a good team in the beginning or that they didn't deserve the titles to begin with, but their time is definitely up. Furthermore, there are so many other teams that WWE could use to further this division that The Kabuki Warriors just don't stack up at this point.
#2 Defend the titles more
It's no secret that WWE has a lot of titles for Superstars to compete for and even more, once you get down to NXT, but would it kill them to defend The Women's Tag Team Titles? It doesn't even have to be at a pay per view, it could just be on a random episode of Raw, SmackDown or NXT and it would be at least something.
The problem is that the titles have been put on the back burner and the company doesn't seem to be in any hurry to change that. They do deserve credit for holding a Women's Tag Team match on SmackDown between, Alexa Bliss, Nikki Cross, Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville, but that's still not a title match.
If nothing else, the Women's Tag Team division is in need of one thing and that's momentum. Fortunately for the company, an easy way to gain that much needed momentum is to start defending the titles on a regular basis. WWE would even benefit from defending them on each show, which would give each show an anything can happen feel.
#1 Put together dynamic duos
There's one thing that the tag team division needs right now and that's dynamic duos that the fans want to see. Unfortunately for the WWE universe, the company is putting together teams that seem to have little to no history and it's making it hard to care about the division at all.
In all honesty, the only teams that seem to have any chemistry together are Fire and Desire and Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross. Maybe that list could extend to Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch, but that seemed to be a partnership out of necessity and isn't going to be a thing going forward.
In the end, it's going to take a lot more interesting pairings in order to create a memorable women's tag team division. That's not going to happen with pairings like Fire and Desire, Bayley and Sasha Banks or even The Kabuki Warriors. That's why WWE needs to do a complete reboot of the division and try to create some teams that fans will care about.
