2 tag teams which WWE should split up in 2019 and 2 which they should not

In the year 2018, we saw very few tag teams split up unlike the year 2017. This has stagnated the tag team division of the WWE and in order to freshen things up, the WWE should look to separate some of its top tag teams.

The moment when Dean Ambrose turned on Seth Rollins in 2018 turned out to be one of the most shocking moments of the year and spiked up the viewership ratings of WWE TV. However, not all tag teams need to be split as some of the tag team specialists may become directionless in the singles division just like the team of Enzo and Big Cass.

So, here are the 2 tag teams which the WWE should split in 2019 and 2 which they should not.

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#1 Should Be Split - The Usos

After the Bella twins feud, we can get a feud between the Uso twins

The Usos have always been shown as a tag team of 2 brothers who can surpass any limits for each other. They have been the MVPs of the tag team division of the blue brand since the brand extension of 2016 but it seems like they have run out of opponents now.

Jimmy and Jey have the potential to perform well in the singles division as well and given the fact that they have feuded with almost every tag team in the WWE it is high time the twin brothers part ways from each other.

WWE can choose Jey Uso as the one who betrays his brother and they can have him turn on Jimmy as soon as next week as a part of the ongoing saga between Jimmy Uso, Naomi and Mandy Rose. You can check out the best way how Jey Uso can be turned heel here.

#2 Should be Split - The Bar

They are the current SmackDown tag team champions

Sheamus and Cesaro were aligned together by Mick Foley in late 2016 and though the duo portrayed the role of a dysfunctional tag team on TV, their heel turn over the Hardy Boyz made them one of the top heel tag teams of WWE.

Their dominance level can be known from the fact that they walked out of the Royal Rumble PPV of 2018 and will certainly be walking in as the SmackDown tag team champions in the 2019 edition of the PPV.

However, we have seen how successful Sheamus and Cesaro had been during their run as singles superstars. Sheamus is a multi-time WWE Champion while Cesaro was one of the most popular face superstars on the roster. With the dearth of singles superstars on the SD Live brand, I think it is time that Sheamus turns on the Swiss Superman and ends the Bar.

#1 Should Not be Split - The New Day

The New Day is one of the best things on WWE TV right now

All good things should come to an end they say, but when talking about the New Day, this good thing should never end. They were the longest reigning tag team champions in WWE history and certainly are the best part of SmackDown Live every week.

One of the key reasons why the New Day should not be separated is not all members of the faction may emerge as strong singles superstars. WWE may push Big E to the moon because of his physique but Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods' may be reduced to mere mid carders who win random matches on TV.

Also, the huge merchandise sales that the New Day generates may tempt the Creative team to continue them as a tag team for a longer time.

#2 Should Not be Split - Bobby Roode and Chad Gable

The RAW tag team division needs them

RAW's tag team division has been in shambles ever since Braun Strowman and Nicholas won the RAW tag team championships at WrestleMania 34. The championship belts were later held by Bray Wyatt and Matt Hardy, The B Team, Dolph Ziggler and McIntyre, the S.H.I.E.L.D and the AOP. And to be honest, none of the tag teams could do justice to the tag team belts.

However, since Bobby Roode and Chad Gable have won the RAW tag team championships, the division all of a sudden feels fresh and relevant and if this team is given a longer run with the belts, expect Roode and Gable to take the RAW tag team division to unimaginable heights.