Could Heyman take these guys back to their winning ways?
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This is a unique pick and one that some may disagree with. However, I'd like for you to think back to the NXT run that these guys had. The Ascension is arguably the best tag team in NXT's brief history. Viktor and Konnor have an unbreakable level of chemistry and a solid in-ring arsenal.
The problem these guys ran into wasn't necessarily of their own fault. The problem they faced, was poor booking. Once WWE creative decided to have The Ascension start mocking the Road Warriors and all the other legendary tag teams, they immediately became a laughing stock amongst fans everywhere.
I'm not suggesting that Viktor and Konnor go through some sort of repackaging, I just think they need to go back to destroying tag teams, just as they did in NXT and if they had Paul Heyman doing the smack talking, they could focus on just that, becoming a legitimate threat in the tag team division.
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