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#1 How do you tag the wrong partner?
Tag Team Wrestling has been a solid part of the business for a number of years, but never in my lifetime have I ever seen a superstar attempt to tag in the wrong partner. As part of last night's Fight for the Fallen event, Britt Baker teamed with Riho against Bea Priestley and Shoko Nakajima, but the match all seemed to go wrong when Baker finally reached the point where she wanted to tag out.
Baker controlled the match with both Nakajima and Priestley, but then headed over to the wrong corner and looked to tag in Nakajima instead of Riho. Baker can be seen audibly shouting "wrong corner" as the commentary team laugh about the botch before they try to find excuses for it and settle on the fact that it's because the two women are wearing the same color ring attire.
