5 WWE tag-team wrestlers who could become future main-eventers 

WWE has a stacked tag-team division that includes potential main-event stars of tomorrow.
WWE has a stacked tag-team division that includes potential main-event stars of tomorrow.

While WWE's booking of their tag-teams receives criticism from fans, one can't deny that the division is loaded with immensely talented performers.

From high-flying athletes and charismatic personalities to workhorses, the current tag-team landscape has it all. So, it shouldn't be too far-fetched to assume that a number of these superstars could become blue-chippers in the future.

After all, professional wrestling history is full of names who started off as team players and went on to achieve tremendous success in a solo capacity. These success stories only indicate that something similar could be in store for the current-era stars still waiting to break through as singles stars.

That said, let's list down five WWE stars who are presently in duos but possess all the tools to become headliners of tomorrow.

#5 Riddle (Member of WWE Raw's "RK-Bro" team)

Riddle's main-roster journey so far has been quite interesting. He received his call-up as a singles performer in the summer of 2020. He remained a consistent part of the mid-card division for several months before being paired with 14-time World Champion, Randy Orton.

The two, collectively known as RK-Bro, didn't take long to become a staple of Raw's tag-team division. At SummerSlam 2021, they captured championship gold. The Original Bro's stock has vastly increased since teaming up with The Apex Predator in recent months.

While both of the involved superstars are enjoying immense success as a pair, it's only a matter of time before they go their separate ways.

Regardless of how the eventual split goes down, it's almost a guarantee that Riddle's post-RK-Bro run could become one to remember.

He is already a former United States Champion and has proven he can hang with the best. So, once he is on his own again, expect Riddle to become a game-changer.

#4 Rick Boogs (Shinsuke Nakamura's Ally)

Boogs' stint on WWE SmackDown so far has been nothing short of impressive. From exuding electrifying charisma to being outright impressive in the ring, he makes sure that all eyes are on him when he is on camera.

Since his main-roster call-up, Boogs has been associated with Shinsuke Nakamura, whom he accompanied during his runs as the King of the Ring and the Intercontinental Champion.

As of now, it's best that Boogs continues to team up with The King of Strong Style. This alliance could help him further strengthen his already-strong connection with the live audience.

And considering how he's being booked, it's fair to assume that WWE realizes they have a superstar waiting to break out. It will be interesting to see how his solo career pans out.

#3 Julius Creed (One Half of 2022 WWE Men's Dusty Classic winner)

NXT 2.0 may not be everyone's cup of tea. However, it can't be denied that the pool of young talent on the show is incredibly rich. Among the standout rookies are The Creed Brothers, Julius Creed and Brutus Creed.

Julius, a two-time NCAA All-American, was recruited by none other than the legendary Gerald Brisco. Not only that, but Brisco also hyped up the accomplished college wrestler as a future WrestleMania main-eventer. Plus, he compared him to a young John Cena.

Hence, it appears that there are high expectations from the elder Creed brother moving forward. His in-ring performances have been received pretty well by the fans up till now.

His future success will be dependent on how quickly he keeps improving and if he can flesh out a well-defined personality. If former amateur wrestlers such as Brock Lesnar, Ric Flair, and Kurt Angle are any indication, Creed is a star to look out for in the near-future.

#2 Angel (Member of Los Lotharios with real-life cousin, Humberto)

Sky is indeed the limit for the third-generation star, Garza (FKA Angel Garza).

After working across Mexico, Garza signed with WWE in 2019. He has since won the Cruiserweight Championship and competed for the Raw Tag Titles at WrestleMania 36.

Additionally, The Latin Lothario has reportedly been referred to as "a young Eddie Guerrero" by Mr. McMahon himself.

That said, one can predict that Garza could be a big-time player in the long run. He has the skills, charisma, and drive to get to that next level. But for now, his sole focus remains on moving up the tag-team ranks with his cousin, Humberto.

#1 Montez Ford (Member of WWE Tag Team Triple Crown Champions, The Street Profits)

Be it his sky-touching frog splash or his never-draining energy, Montez Ford has been a highlight of WWE TV for quite some time now.

He is a part of one of the most popular duos in the company today. However, that hasn't stopped Ford from showcasing his talent as a singles performer. In fact, his match with Roman Reigns in late 2021 gave the fans a sneak peek of what the acrobatic half of The Street Profits could do in a one-on-one setting.

And if his limited but impressive singles outings weren't enough, Ford recently received heavy praise from The Rock. The Brahma Bull fully expects the three-time Tag Team Champion to win the World Title one day.

Ford's anticipated rise to superstardom would be a journey worth following.

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