AEW Dynamite: 5 Biggest news stories - Miro's huge moment, major cinematic match to return? (May 12, 2021)

#1 SCU had to forcibly split up after an AEW Tag Team Championship match

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— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) May 13, 2021

Back in December, SCU's Christopher Daniels and Frankie Kazarian agreed that they would disband the next time they lost together in AEW as a tag team. That "next time" happened to be this week's AEW Dynamite. Daniels and Kazarian lost to The Young Bucks (Matt and Nick Jackson) in a high-stakes contest for the AEW Tag Team Championships.

Keep in mind that this result only occurred due to some unfair shenanigans that took place in the ring. While it may not seem like the best way to conclude the story of one of AEW's earliest tag teams, the unfairness of the situation only allowed The Young Bucks to gain more heat.

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— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) May 13, 2021

The outcome of this tag team match also served as a good contrast to the opening bout, which ended respectfully after Jon Moxley retained his IWGP U.S. Championship against the legendary Yuji Nagata.

As SCU's chapter comes to a close, The Young Bucks' notoriety is set to increase even further over the next few weeks. Matt and Nick Jackson will defend their titles against The Varsity Blondes in the next episode.

Additionally, the AEW Tag Team Champions challenged Jon Moxley and Eddie Kingston to a "superkick party" at Double or Nothing. Will Moxley and Kingston be able to dethrone The Young Bucks from the top of AEW's tag team division? Sound off in the comments section below.

In the video embedded above, do check out Sportskeeda Wrestling's 'The Debrief,' where Jose G and Rico El Glorioso review the latest AEW Dynamite and NXT episodes.