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Championship Contender
So as everyone knows, the rumor is that the Rhodes brothers will soon be splitting and working a program that will make them opponents at WrestleMania XXX. This is great for 2 different reasons. One, I have no doubt that Cody and Goldust will deliver a terrific storyline and maybe an even better match. One that could steal the show at the Superdome on April 6th. And the second reason is that now we'll see a new team hold the WWE Tag Team Championships who has been deserving of them for a while. There are 4 obviously deserving champions, and a case can be made for all of them. Which in your opinion, should be the team to dethrone the Rhodes bros and walk into WM30 as new champions? And even further, who should they defend against at the biggest PPV of the year?
1. The Usos - Jimmy and Jey have come a long way. From a team that never seemed like they would go anywhere, to teaming with guys like CM Punk and Daniel Bryan to face The Shield and The Wyatt Family in 6-man tags. The great thing about The Usos is, barring injury, they're in the tag team division for life. There'd be no point in splitting up identical twins to feud with eachother. That'd be awfully confusing for the fans as to who's the face and who's the heel. Anyways, The Usos entertain me. They've got a good look, good theme music, and a good pedigree. They're not talkers, but they don't need to be. You could make an argument that they should've been the team to dethrone Rollins & Reigns, as they put on terrific matches with them during their feud.
2. The Real Americans - If the rumors are true that these Cesaro and Swagger will be used to job to Hogan and Piper at WrestleMania, I'll be very pissed for them. If you want to put Hogan and Piper in a match at Mania, put them against eachother. I'm more interested in seeing The Real Americans get to actually WRESTLE than I am seeing them job to 2 guys in their 60's. They deserve better than that. Both of these guys have had their careers rejuvenated since forming this tag team. I've always been one for a major singles push for Cesaro as I'm a big fan of his, but I'll admit this team grows on me more and more every time they get tv time. Cesaro's single push should still come eventually, don't get me wrong, but they've become too important to the tag team division to split them up anytime soon.
3. The Prime Time Players - This is another team that has been speculated to disband, with a lot of people seeing potential Titus O'Neill as a singles star. I see it too, but I really like these guys together. Their real life friendship shows through on tv. They've been a team longer than anyone else in WWE, and they should absolutely hold the gold before their possibly inevitable split. It's a shame it hasn't already happened actually, because there's been plenty of times (before Rollins & Reigns came along) that PTP seemed to be the strongest tag team WWE had to offer.
4. Erick Rowan & Luke Harper - 2/3 of the Wyatt Family might be the most obvious team to be next in line to call themselves champions, seeing how they defeated Cody and Dustin just a couple weeks ago on Smackdown. They're clearly the most physically dominating team, especially now that Tons of Funk have split. The only problem is, and this won't be a problem to those of you that have had your fill of six-man tags, if you give Rowan and Harper the belts, the Wyatt Family likely won't fight as a unit at WrestleMania. Bray probably has a singles match and the Tag Team Champions defend their gold. At least I would hope this would be the case, because I believe WM should always have as many championship matches as possible. There's no World Heavyweight Title this year and I highly doubt Dean Ambrose defends the U.S. Title. Defending the tag team gold is a priority over joining Bray Wyatt for another six-man tag.
1. The Usos - Jimmy and Jey have come a long way. From a team that never seemed like they would go anywhere, to teaming with guys like CM Punk and Daniel Bryan to face The Shield and The Wyatt Family in 6-man tags. The great thing about The Usos is, barring injury, they're in the tag team division for life. There'd be no point in splitting up identical twins to feud with eachother. That'd be awfully confusing for the fans as to who's the face and who's the heel. Anyways, The Usos entertain me. They've got a good look, good theme music, and a good pedigree. They're not talkers, but they don't need to be. You could make an argument that they should've been the team to dethrone Rollins & Reigns, as they put on terrific matches with them during their feud.
2. The Real Americans - If the rumors are true that these Cesaro and Swagger will be used to job to Hogan and Piper at WrestleMania, I'll be very pissed for them. If you want to put Hogan and Piper in a match at Mania, put them against eachother. I'm more interested in seeing The Real Americans get to actually WRESTLE than I am seeing them job to 2 guys in their 60's. They deserve better than that. Both of these guys have had their careers rejuvenated since forming this tag team. I've always been one for a major singles push for Cesaro as I'm a big fan of his, but I'll admit this team grows on me more and more every time they get tv time. Cesaro's single push should still come eventually, don't get me wrong, but they've become too important to the tag team division to split them up anytime soon.
3. The Prime Time Players - This is another team that has been speculated to disband, with a lot of people seeing potential Titus O'Neill as a singles star. I see it too, but I really like these guys together. Their real life friendship shows through on tv. They've been a team longer than anyone else in WWE, and they should absolutely hold the gold before their possibly inevitable split. It's a shame it hasn't already happened actually, because there's been plenty of times (before Rollins & Reigns came along) that PTP seemed to be the strongest tag team WWE had to offer.
4. Erick Rowan & Luke Harper - 2/3 of the Wyatt Family might be the most obvious team to be next in line to call themselves champions, seeing how they defeated Cody and Dustin just a couple weeks ago on Smackdown. They're clearly the most physically dominating team, especially now that Tons of Funk have split. The only problem is, and this won't be a problem to those of you that have had your fill of six-man tags, if you give Rowan and Harper the belts, the Wyatt Family likely won't fight as a unit at WrestleMania. Bray probably has a singles match and the Tag Team Champions defend their gold. At least I would hope this would be the case, because I believe WM should always have as many championship matches as possible. There's no World Heavyweight Title this year and I highly doubt Dean Ambrose defends the U.S. Title. Defending the tag team gold is a priority over joining Bray Wyatt for another six-man tag.