4 tag-teams the WWE could reunite 

Tag-team reunions are currently in vogue in the WWE. Over the last few months, we have seen Team Hell No, The Shield, The Brothers of Destruction, and DX all reunite for the sake of nostalgia, and all of those reunions have also managed to provide a significant amount of momentum for the superstars involved.

Groups might reunite for various reasons. The first, and perhaps most obvious, is for nostalgia, with the WWE audience always keen to see old faces sharing the ring again, but another reason is to help a performer reconnect with a WWE audience. Sometimes, the WWE might break up a tag-team too early, and not allow it to run its course, which, of course, leaves the WWE universe wanting more.

With that in mind, let's take a look at four other tag-teams or stables the WWE could reunite in the coming months.

#4 The Wyatt Family

Bray Wyatt has always excelled when he been partnered with Harper and Rowan

Since breaking up as a result of the superstar shake-up in 2017, The Wyatt Family have not really had much luck.

Bray Wyatt's move to Raw didn't turn out as planned, with the former WWE champion fail to capitalise on the momentum built from his feud with Randy Orton and quickly becoming a mid-card act on Monday nights. His brief run with Matt Hardy showed signs of promise, but WWE creative soon ran out of ideas for the duo.

As for Harper and Rowan, the group found some success as The Bludgeon Brothers, winning the SmackDown tag-team titles before dropping them this Summer when Rowan picked up an injury.

All three members of the group are not on TV at the moment, and while Rowan is currently carrying an injury that will keep him off TV for some time, the company could still reunite Wyatt and Harper when they make their returns to television.

All three men, especially Wyatt, have prospered when they have been members of The Wyatt Family and despite the WWE's insistence on separating them, a reunion would probably be the best thing for all three men.

#3 American Alpha

American Alpha never got a proper chance on the main roster

This one largely depends on the status of Jason Jordan. With some reports suggesting that Jordan may never be able to return to the ring, there is every chance we may never get to see an American Alpha reunion, but if he does make a return from his injury, then this should be a priority for both men.

Gable has found moderate success with other tag-team partners, most notably during his run with Shelton Benjamin on SmackDown, whereas Jordan quickly became a punchline in wrestling following the Kurt Angle father/son storyline.

Both of these superstars are incredibly talented and quite frankly, their original break-up came too soon. The duo was just beginning to connect with the WWE audience when they were broken up in 2017, and now that they are both back on the same brand, a reunion could help revive both men's career.

The WWE also has the option of bringing Kurt Angle in as the duo's manager, which could prove to be a nice nostalgic throwback to the days of The World's Greatest Tag Team.

#2 Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins

Ryder and Hawkins are great friends outside of the ring

Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins are two of the most likeable wrestlers in the WWE but frankly, neither man has any chance of breaking out as a singles star this late in their career.

The two men are great friends outside the ring and have even started a podcast together sharing their love for action figures. They constantly tweet each other and their natural chemistry could really help establish them as a solid mid-card tag-team on either Raw or SmackDown.

This could also be a nice way of ending Curt Hawkins's record-breaking losing streak and would be a nice way of keeping both men more active on WWE television.

#1 Awesome Truth

Awesome Truth

were

excellent during their original run

R-Truth's recent run on SmackDown has seen the former US and tag-team champion make a return to television in recent weeks, and it has served as a nice reminder of just how much of an asset he can be to the brand.

As we've seen in the past though, Truth's shelf-life as a comedy act is incredibly limited, and a partnership with The Miz could prove to be beneficial to both parties.

Not only would their reunion help keep Truth relevant, but it would also provide The Miz with some back-up as he goes after Daniel Bryan, AJ Styles, and the WWE title.

The duo could even have Carmella as their manager, making them one of the most hated stables in the WWE right now.