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#4. Shinsuke Nakamura and Rusev
After battling over the United States Championship and realizing they both came out of it as losers following R-Truth's victory to claim the title, these two men have come together to form a unique tag team pairing. On Smackdown Live, Corey Graves has been explaining the partnership as two men who simply hate losing coming together, and that's a fair concept, but if it is to work, the WWE really need to get behind it.
With more established tag teams ready to challenge on the biggest stage, it's unlikely that Nakamura and Rusev will get a shot so quickly, but they have all the makings of an interesting pairing if they stay together. Ultimately, both men are better as singles competitors, but if the WWE wants to push tag team wrestling the way it deserves to be pushed, then the duo of Rusev and Nakamura need to be given a true chance to shine.
