9 WWE Superstars who could win their first main roster title in 2019

Modified Feb 20, 2019 17:25 GMT

#4 The IIconics (Women’s Tag Team Championship)

To be honest, as singles wrestlers, Peyton Royce and Billie Kay aren’t nearly as good as some of the other talent. But as a tag team, these two can work together like a well-oiled machine. Not to mention that they are really good at being heels and get a lot of heat from the fans.

As of now, there aren’t a lot of women’s tag teams and this could work in the IIconics favour. They may not win the titles cleanly, but they could definitely use some heel tactics to win the Women’s Tag Team Titles.

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Although this may not be something WWE will consider immediately, they will definitely look to push them (The IIconics) towards the later part of the year. The IIconics as Tag Champs could actually make things a lot more interesting and WWE will soon start to realize that.

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