The WWE brand split promises swift change and major roster skaeups, but some tag teams should remain intact.
When "SmackDown" goes live on July 19, it'll boast its own roster and storylines, while "RAW" will be its own brand once again as well. The WWE has promised that several tag teams are due to be split up by the brand extension.
We've already looked at teams that could benefit from being divided by the blue and red brands. Here are five teams that should stay together.
5) The Vaudevillians
Simon Gotch and Aiden English from the "bydgone era" bring an entertaining dynamic and they haven't had too much of a chance to shine on the main roster. After getting their gimmick over in NXT, the duo just recently was called up to "RAW" and "SmackDown." There is really no reason to split Gotch and English up during the brand extension since they haven't had time to develop on the main roster yet.
4) The Wyatt Family
Though they are technically a stable, there really isn't a reason for the WWE to split up Bray Wyatt's brood. The creative team hasn't booked The Wyatts very strongly, but if the foursome has a great chance to be one of the headline attractions on one of the new brands and it seems the "Eater of Worlds" is due for big things when he returns. The Wyatts have magnificent characters and Bray can cut some amazing promos, so there is no reason to get rid of the pack.
3) The Club
The WWE finally gave AJ Styles a great direction by having him turn full-blown heel and attack John Cena. His beat down of the face of the franchise may not have been as impactful without Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows. The WWE would risk cutting the legs out from under a very compelling storyline if it decided to split Anderson and Gallows now. The duo should end up on the same brand and become WWE World Tag Team Champions down the line.
2) The New Day
The reigning WWE Tag Team Champions may have lost some momentum with their face turn, but they are still a highly entertaining trio. Though it may be interesting to see Kofi Kingston, Big E or Xavier Woods out on their own, it would be unnecessary for the three of them to split up now. Big E lacked direction on his own in the past, while Kingston had his moments, but never truly was as entertaining until finding his partners, so they might be better suited staying together in The New Day -- at least for now.
1) Enzo & Big Cass
If the WWE splits up the realest guys in the room, there could be a full-scale revolt. Enzo and Cass got themselves over instantly in NXT and when they made it to the main roster they came aboard with high hopes. There was a brief scare when Enzo went down with a concussion, but thankfully he made a speedy recovery. Unfortunately, that brief time that Big Cass was on his own could lead to the WWE contemplating splitting the two up to push the big man as a huge singles star since he fared well for himself. The duo noted on "SportsCenter" last week that they don't want to be split up, so hopefully the WWE will listen.
