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Raw Tag Team Champions: Lucha House Party
Admittedly, I'm taking a wild shot in the dark here. The Raw Tag Team division is a complete mess right now. It's easily the worst part of the company at the moment. The Authors of Pain haven't even been treated like legitimate champions, losing to random rollups from the likes of Chad Gable and Bobby Roode this past week on Raw, despite their Survivor Series victory the night before.
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No one in the division stands out, including the champions, so how do you predict who might be the next titleholders in a sea of jobbers?
The Revival don't look like they'll ever be pushed, so I'll go with the Lucha House Party because they're relatively fresh. It would also do some good cross-branding for 205 Live. At least it would be something new here, anyway. One has to admit that seeing the Lucha House Party take on the much larger Authors of Pain would make for a spectacle.
