The WWE's tag team division is set to be prominently featured at Money in the Bank.
It was revealed this week on "Monday Night RAW" that The New Day will defend their Tag Team Championships against The Club, The Vaudevillians and Enzo & Cass in a Fatal 4 Way match at the June 19 event, which emanates live from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Here is a ranking of which teams are more worthy of leaving Sin City with the Tag Team Championships.
4) The Vaudevillians
Simon Gotch and Aiden English are a very entertaining duo and have a great gimmick, but at this stage, they are probably the least worthy of leaving Money in the Bank with the gold. It's nothing against the team as they are very solid, but the other two challengers are more suitable to leave Las Vegas as champions and the defending title-holders are also a better pick to win.
3) Enzo & Cass
If this duo leaves Money in the Bank with the gold, there will be no argument here. However, Enzo & Cass are at their best when they're chasing the titles, so the WWE could get a lot of mileage out of making them the underdogs only to finally crown them down the line in a great payoff moment. These two are easily the most entertaining tag team on the roster, but it may be too early into their tenure for them to win gold.
2) The Club
The WWE can really establish an identity for Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson by having them win the Tag Team Championships. With the tandem turning heel along with AJ Styles last week, bringing some gold into the fold could make the stable appear that much stronger and it can also continue to make the newcomers a threat while revitalizing the tag division.
1) The New Day
Admittedly, the trio has veered close to a little too cartoonish with its face turn, but Kofi Kingston, Big E and Xavier Woods are still a thrill on the microphone and solid in the ring. The New Day first won the belts at SummerSlam last year, so it would make sense for the company to keep the belts on them until this year's "Biggest Party of the Summer" on Aug. 21. The WWE can use this match to evaluate which team is worthy of taking The New Day out and then book them to drop the titles in the very place they won them -- the Barclays Center in Brooklyn -- at SummerSlam.
