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#2 Worst: The North's next feud
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Because both teams are seen as undercard comedy acts, The North will face off against RVD and Rhyno next. Nothing against the two men, but neither is really a tag team specialist. You will throw the Slater-Rhyno partnership in my face, but that doesn't count.
Even though the ECW legends can still go, they are no longer the same men that they used to be in their prime. And this is why a feud with them may not exactly be what The North needs to make tag team wrestling in Impact must-see once again, I feel. Even if the legends put them over as they probably will, I wonder what good it will do in the long run.
Impact Wrestling has a young and hungry locker room, and many of the current talents don't get the opportunities they deserve. Maybe having Fallah Bahh team up with Rhyno or something of this nature would have been a better idea.
