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The current WWE NXT Tag Team Champions, Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins, collectively known as The Street Profits, made their main roster TV debuts a few weeks ago, and have since become regular names on Monday Night Raw.
Technically, The Profits are not yet officially main roster talents as they remain the NXT Tag Team Champions, but they have been appearing in backstage vignettes for the past few weeks on Raw, as Executive Director Paul Heyman likes the idea of fresh faces popping up on the red brand.
It remains unknown when The Profits will next defend the NXT Tag Team Titles in NXT, or when they will debut in the ring on Raw, but let's take a look at the 5 best options for The Street Profits' first feud on the main roster.
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#5 The Usos
Often labeled the best Tag Team currently competing in WWE, The Usos could be a great first time rivalry for The Street Profits.
For the purpose of this piece the assumption is that the brand split is all but officially dead in WWE, meaning The Street Profits could make their way over to Smackdown, or The Usos could show up on Raw, for a first feud pitting two very charismatic teams against each other.
Both The Usos and The Profits are great characters on the mic, which could provide The Profits great opponents with which they could verbally spar. Additionally, The Usos are fantastic in-ring talents, allowing for a feud which could span two PPV events and culminate in some great tag team wrestling.
With a WWE tag team division looking to rejuvenate itself by pushing The Club, The Revival, Heavy Machinery and more, The Usos have the opportunity to elevate The Street Profits in WWE with a solid first feud.
#2 The Viking Raiders
The Viking Raiders have had a lukewarm start to their WWE main roster run, with the group first being labeled The Viking Experience, after the company deemed The War Raiders name to be non-PG.
After much fan backlash to the Viking Experience name, WWE decided to settle on The Viking Raiders, and the team of Erik and Ivar have hit a decent stride on main roster television in recent weeks.
Most recently, The Raiders squashed, and possibly injured, a team of enhancement talents on Raw in Long Island this week, and the powerful tag team has yet to have a real feud since debuting on the main roster.
Enter The Street Profits. With both The Profits and The Raiders looking to land their first significant feuds on WWE main roster TV, it might be a good idea to have the two rookie teams first combat each other.
#3 The Club
Since reuniting with AJ Styles on the Raw brand, the team of Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows, better known as The Club, have earned newfound momentum on Monday nights, and are poised for great things on the red brand.
AJ Styles is the current United States Champion, and with The Club flanking him, Gallows and Anderson could be looking to acquire tag team gold in the near future.
Before The Club moves into tag team title contention, however, they might be a good first feud for The Street Profits, as the rivalry would give instant credibility to The Profits by having them work with top talents such as AJ Styles.
It's unlikely The Profits would ever compete in the ring against Styles, but matches against Gallows and Anderson would all but guarantee Styles will be at ringside to assist his Club brethren, and could help The Club steal a few wins over The Street Profits.
#2 EC3 and Eric Young
It's always hard to predict if and when WWE will ever take its tag team division seriously again, but it's certainly not due to a lack of talent in the division.
Much like the Women's division, it's always seemed to make much more sense to have the entire tag team division on one brand as opposed to splitting it up between two brands, but alas, WWE has two sets of Champions.
On WWE Main Event this week, the new team of EC3 and Eric Young pulled off a solid victory over Titus O'Neil and No Way Jose, and the former Impact Wrestling Champions worked very well together.
Should WWE continue to push EC3 and Eric Young as a tag team, and they should, the unlikely duo could be a great first feud for The Street Profits, as both teams seek to gain momentum on the main roster.
#1 The Undisputed Era
Yes, The Undisputed Era are NXT stars, and have yet to be called up to the main roster, but with the brand split out the window and names like The Street Profits appearing on Raw regularly, why couldn't The Undisputed Era make a surprise appearance on Monday Night Raw?
Should names like Kyle O'Reilly and Bobby Fish hit main roster TV and feud with The Street Profits, it would provide not only excellent, fresh matches on Raw, but would also allow the Raw audience to catch more glimpses of what the talents in NXT have to offer.
It's often been wondered why WWE does not do more to promote the NXT brand on the main roster, and having a team like The Undisputed Era issue a challenge to face The Street Profits at SummerSlam, with the NXT Tag Titles on the line, could provide the outside-the-box type thinking WWE TV is currently seeking.
Which teams would you like to see The Street Profits face in their first WWE main roster feud? Let us know in the comment section!
