Superstar Shakeup 2018: Analysing The Good and The Bad of it

Bad: Raw Tag Team division in jeopardy

The Bar moved to SmackDown in the shakeup

If there's one thing worrying me about Raw now, it's their Tag Team division. After the shakeup, SmackDown Live now has the likes of The Usos, The New Day, The Bar, SAnitY, The Bludgeon Brothers, the Good Brothers Gallow and Anderson.

Raw, on the other hand, is considerably lacking in well-established tag teams. Breezango need to up their game if they want to be taken seriously by the fans and not just as a comedic element.

The Revival are yet to find their footing on the main roster; AoP is definitely a dominant team but is inexperienced in the big leagues; while the teams of Matt Hardy/Bray Wyatt and McIntyre/Ziggler are sure to split up sometime in the future, with the Superstars going their separate ways on singles runs.

It is up to WWE to develop these above mentioned teams with solid storylines and sensible Title placements, much like the amazing work done by company in getting over The Bar as one of the most dominant teams on the roster today.