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#2 The Usos
It’s been said many a time that The Usos are perhaps the greatest tag team of this generation. They’ve raised the bar for tag team wrestling, so much so that it took a record-long reign from the New Day for anyone else to reach their level. It’s through years of constant grafting and producing wrestling clinics that the twins have set the bar for themselves extremely high. At Extreme Rules, The Usos fell succumb to their high standards by falling short in lackluster fashion.
In a match that many thought would steal the show, The Revival and The Usos produced a match that was far from a classic. Two teams of world-class ability, in-ring intelligence and wrestling experience should be producing classics in their sleep, especially on a much anticipated PPV like Extreme Rules. The Usos missed their chance to stake a big angle at SummerSlam and failed to entertain us like they normally do.
