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#4 RAW Tag Team Championship
The main purpose behind the RAW Tag Team Championships looking like they do is simple: SmackDown decided to change theirs up when the brand split happened back in 2016 and RAW felt the need to fall in line with their color scheme shortly after.
The red and silver doesn't appear to be quite as bad as its counterpart, but we still feel like these belts just look so weak. A lot of that comes down to the physical feel of them because they don't appear to be quite as sturdy as some of the alternatives across the singles titles.
For a tag team like the Street Profits, who many wear all red and have incredibly fun characters, it isn't too much of a problem. However, it's just frustrating to know that the previous design, if updated to gold as opposed to more of a bronze color, would've worked so much better and could've made the RAW belts feel unique in comparison to the titles we'll be coming onto next.
