WWE Money in the Bank: 5 things we learned from the event

#1. Tag teams need a reboot

The New Day continues to reign as Smackdown Tag Team Champions

Money in the Bank saw The New Day keep hold of their SmackDown Tag Team Championships after an entertaining fatal four-way match against The Forgotten Sons, Miz & Morrison and the Lucha House Party.

While The New Day remains on top of that particular mountain, one could argue that the view underneath them needs to change a little, and over on Monday Night RAW too, to a degree. WWE needs an influx of fresh tag teams.

The arrival on the scene of The Forgotten Sons is a good start, and the way they've quickly made an impact on the blue brand is a good indication that they might be the ones to step up and challenge The New Day next.

WWE needs a breath of fresh air in the tag team division

It felt a little bit like we were going through the motions on Sunday. The match was great, but there was nothing we haven't really already seen before, and that's not the fault of the performers. While it may be harder to introduce new tag team talent in the present climate, WWE might do well to give it some consideration.

Tag team wrestling deserves a prominent place on any WWE show, but I'd be worried that, unless things really freshen up, we'll soon revert back to the days that tag teams were overlooked and barely acknowledged.