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#9 and #8 The Revival
Once booked as one of the best teams to ever come out of NXT, you wouldn't know it by their run on the main roster.
The Revival debuted by attacking the New Day, but any potential to make an immediate impact was cut short due to injuries to each member at different points in time.
Perhaps that soured management on the duo, or perhaps they just never thought much of them since their arrival.
They expressed their unhappiness by requesting a release from the company in early 2019. The tag team division on Raw was a mess with a mix of teams consisting of singles wrestlers (Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose, Drew McIntyre and Dolph Ziggler, Chad Gable and Bobby Roode) and the disappearing act of the Deleters of Worlds.
One of the few actual teams outside of the Authors of Pain was the Revival, who actually only recently won the tag team titles to 'keep them happy'.
If that's the message that WWE wants to send to some of its talent, then fine, but they shouldn't be surprised if more talent expresses unhappiness in order to get pushed.
The duo has practically lost every match since winning the titles, so I'm expecting them to follow through with their request by walking away when their deals are done.
