It starts with building up the Usos, make them mean something. The big one for me is putting Chris Hero and Antonio Cesaro together. I also feel Dean Ambrose or Seth Rollins could benefit from being in a tag team. Another would be spending the money to bring back Haas and Benjamin, but I don't see that happening.
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How to save the Tag Team Division
Man do I miss the days when Tag Team matches would steal the show. Now I realize WWE will never get back to that, but I really feel they could bring back some credibility to the division.
It starts with building up the Usos, make them mean something. The big one for me is putting Chris Hero and Antonio Cesaro together. I also feel Dean Ambrose or Seth Rollins could benefit from being in a tag team. Another would be spending the money to bring back Haas and Benjamin, but I don't see that happening.St. Louis Cardinals | Milwaukee Bucks | Los Angeles Rams
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The problem with tag teams is that sooner or later, everyone knows they're going to break them up. It's just not very credible anymore. And I hate mashing random guys up. -
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Exactly, I understand breaking them up eventually via draft or fued, but not after some time together. The dudleys were together and split up cause of the draft (no idea why), apa was split up during the draft (guess that was best for bradshaw), edge became a stud, and christian held his own. And the hardyz, well matt got a decent mid card run, and jeff touched the main event. I just really feel the tag team division is a huge stepping stone to the main event or atleast a huge fued.St. Louis Cardinals | Milwaukee Bucks | Los Angeles Rams
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Let's see the stars of the 90s that got started in tag teams:
Shawn Michaels. Bret Hart. Owen Hart. Trips (though more of a stable). Edge. Christian.
Who didnt:
The Rock. The Undertaker.
WWE neglecting their tag division is just disappointing me so much right now.
I know I'm preaching to the choir though.badComment
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Let's see the stars of the 90s that got started in tag teams:
Shawn Michaels. Bret Hart. Owen Hart. Trips (though more of a stable). Edge. Christian.
Who didnt:
The Rock. The Undertaker.
WWE neglecting their tag division is just disappointing me so much right now.
I know I'm preaching to the choir though.Comment
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I would say The Rock started getting really big during the Nation.Boston Red Sox
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Not just the stars of the late 90s - some of the biggest stars of today got started in tag teams & stables.
Orton was in Evolution. Barrett got started with Nexus. Cena was with B2 early on. Miz was in various tag teams early (Morrison, Big Show). R-Truth got started in a team (though he was K-Kwik at the time). Big Show was in the Corporation. Ziggler was in Spirit Squad. Cody Rhodes was in Legacy. Zack Ryder was with Edge & Hawkins. I think you get the point.
They really need some factions/stables. I guess it's really hard to do with the brand split, and such small rosters per show.
but I think if they had stables, they could form teams out of that. But, again, with such small talent pools per show, it'll be hard to do. The tag team division won't thrive until the brand split is over (if that ever happens).
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Not just the stars of the late 90s - some of the biggest stars of today got started in tag teams & stables.
Orton was in Evolution. Barrett got started with Nexus. Cena was with B2 early on. Miz was in various tag teams early (Morrison, Big Show). R-Truth got started in a team (though he was K-Kwik at the time). Big Show was in the Corporation. Ziggler was in Spirit Squad. Cody Rhodes was in Legacy. Zack Ryder was with Edge & Hawkins. I think you get the point.
They really need some factions/stables. I guess it's really hard to do with the brand split, and such small rosters per show.
but I think if they had stables, they could form teams out of that. But, again, with such small talent pools per show, it'll be hard to do. The tag team division won't thrive until the brand split is over (if that ever happens).
I do agree that we do need more stables. Back in the late 90's (98-99 is what I'm thinking here), there were tons!
Nation, which led to D'Lo and Mark Henry teaming
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Corporation (Shamrock and Bossman)
Ministry (Acolytes)
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Job Squad
Oddities
Truth Commission for a bit, with Double J
NWA group for awhile
LOD 2000 was a group for a bit when Droz was brought in
I'm sure there were more I'm missing. Not to mention, there was an actual tag division. There was a 16-team battle royal at Wrestlemania 14. We could hardly even have a tag team battle royal today because there are all of 2, maybe 3 male tag teams. If Camacho or whatever would get off the damn bike and start wrestling, at least it is something.Comment
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They have, but they want to push Ziggler as the company punching bag after the Royal Rumble and and Swagger is the best damn US champion in Superstars history!Comment
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