WWE this month: The good, the bad, and the ugly (31 August 2019)

#4 The Bad: Weak showcase of the tag division

The random tag team pairing just officially beat the four tag teams...Let that sink in.#RAW pic.twitter.com/zhz3U4repx

— 👻🎭🌸Empress of Sole Survivor|女帝🌞🤡👻 (@AsukaCityRP) August 27, 2019

WWE has often been criticized for not giving proper attention to its tag team division. Possessing many of the best teams in the business, it is indeed disheartening to see the poor state of the RAW and SmackDown tag titles pictures.

Vince is known to pair-up random Superstars and push them over the established tag teams. First, we witnessed the team of Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman dethroning the OC as the RAW tag champs, then last week, another random team of Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler came out victorious in a match involving the entire tag division.

The fact is, sooner or later these teams will split, but if the genuine teams keep losing to them, who'll take your division seriously?

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#5 The Bad: Street Profits on RAW

Me hearing It’s a turmiol match, and the #Streetprofits Ain’t in it 😒 #RAW pic.twitter.com/EhqaWGPKdq

— Mar’Ci Dangerously 💪🏾🧐👌🏾 (@Black_Cena) August 27, 2019

The debate of Vince calling up NXT Superstars to the main roster and not using them properly isn't new. The latest example of this has been the former NXT Tag Team Champions, the Street Profits.

Each week on RAW, we see them hype up random matches and faceoffs on the show in their backstage segments. While they are a legit enjoyable act on NXT, the way they're being used on the main roster so far is confusing. Whether they're officially on the main roster is another question, because they haven't had a match yet.

The need is to get them in a meaningful program on RAW, introducing them properly to the WWE Universe. If they continue in this manner, they might become stale long before entering the ring.