#3.) The Usos
It could be argued that the brand split in 2016 benefitted The Usos the most. It gave them a chance to completely reinvent themselves, and the perception of them as a tag team has completely changed since. Not only did they adapt more interesting characters, but they organically turned face and have been the top dogs of the blue brand’s tag team division for a while.
They held the SmackDown Tag Team titles until WrestleMania this year, but they still were among the most important tag teams in all of WWE and you’re not going to find many people disputing their position in the WWE tag team hierarchy.
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