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#5 Charlotte Flair and Natalya are going to be tag team for a while
Charlotte Flair and a fired-up Natalya defeated The Kabuki Warriors, with Natalya making Asuka tap out clean. This is the second time in two weeks that they've teamed up and with no real storyline in place for The Queen, it seems as though the two former rivals will be forming a tag team, albeit for a short period.
It probably makes sense since WWE isn't doing anything else with the women anyway and in all likeliness, the two women won't have a significant role at Survivor Series like Becky Lynch does.
Since they've defeated The Kabuki Warriors, it probably sets them up for a title shot in the coming week or two, though we certainly don't expect them to win the titles. Then again, there hasn't been a particularly long reign with the titles since February and we've had four different champions since then.
Natalya got the push this week for all the momentum she has following her historic performance in Saudi Arabia.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
