FTR has been a fantastic addition to the AEW roster so far, with the company taking tag team wrestling incredibly seriously. That is what they're both looking for and deserve as FTR is one of the best tag teams in the world right now.
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In WWE they had plenty of highs, with their run in NXT being absolutely incredible. While things weren't perfect for them on the main roster, they still enjoyed several title runs. Even towards the end of their WWE careers, The Revival was still involved in the tag team title scene, putting together some amazing matches on their way out of the company.
10 Tag Team Battle Royal (Survivor Series, 2019)
This was a very generic battle royal to kick things off on the pre-show of Survivor Series and it was one that became very forgettable. While the idea of tag teams working together in a battle royal was interesting, it didn't quite play out that way.
The entire thing was a mess with lots of people involved all brawling around and making very little impact. It was clearly just to fit everyone onto the card, but it didn't benefit anybody.
9 The Revival vs The Usos (SmackDown: January 17th, 2020)
The Revival and The Usos always had great chemistry together inside the ring, which isn't a surprise considering how good each team is. This match was absolutely no different, with the teams working incredibly well together.
The Revival had a real flurry of offense at times, grounding The Usos and keeping in control. However, it was The Usos who ended up getting the victory and with this match not even lasting five minutes, it was too short to make a big impact.
8 The Revival vs Heavy Machinery vs Lucha House Party vs The Miz & John Morrison (SmackDown: January 31st, 2020)
In what was the final match of The Revival's career, these four very different teams competed in a number one contender's match. As is the case with a match featuring this many teams, it was very chaotic with something always going on, which made things very exciting.
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As the match heated up things really got frantic with tons of different wrestlers popping up and appearing, with no rules really being followed. As is always the case, The Revival was fantastic here, despite losing out to Miz and Morrison.
7 The Revival vs Heavy Machinery (SmackDown: December 20th, 2019)
This was a good-hearted, fun, albeit slightly over the top street fight. Of course, given the time of year, it was turned into a 'Miracle On 34th Street Fight' with lots of Christmas themed weapons on display from Christmas trees to Lego pieces.
While it was all done in the name of comedy, it was very enjoyable and the four men did take some big bumps throughout the match. It might not be what most people associate with The Revival, but it was still really good.
6 The Revival vs Mustafa Ali & Shorty G (SmackDown: December 13th, 2019)
This was a fantastic television tag team match that featured four incredible wrestlers all doing what they do best. The match was done at a great pace from start to finish and featured some amazing double team moves and brilliant counters.
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The high flying work of Mustafa Ali and the technical style of Shorty G worked really well together and The Revival's old-school tag-team approach just meshed perfectly. The fact this match gained a "this is awesome" chant just proves how impressive it was for a 10-minute match.
5 The Revival vs Lucha House Party vs Heavy Machinery vs Mustafa Ali & Shorty G (SmackDown: December 6th, 2019)
Because this was an elimination match, it was far less chaotic than a normal tag match with four teams and felt more structured because of it. The match built up throughout as teams were eliminated, eventually boiling down to The Revival and Mustafa Ali and Shorty G.
Everyone played their part in making this a really exciting bout, but it was when it came down to just two teams that this one became incredible. They bounced off each other well with some great reversals and the Shatter Machine out of nowhere really was special.
4 The Revival vs The New Day (SmackDown: November 8th, 2019)
This Tag Team Championship match really was incredibly well done with two teams that knew each other very well. Taking place in England, there was a real buzz about the live audience as well which added plenty to things.
There were several fantastic near falls in this match and some great tag teamwork from both teams. The Revival consistently thwarted New Day's plans, whether it was pulling them off the apron or double teams inside the ring. However, in the end, it was New Day who outsmarted the champions with a blind tag to get the victory in a really creative manner.
3 The Revival vs The New Day (SmackDown: November 15th, 2019)
Despite the fact that this Tag Team Championship rematch didn't have a clean finish with Undisputed Era interfering, it was actually a better match than the week before. The aggression and physicality involved in this match really made for an exciting clash.
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They had their usual double team moves and they even extended that to outside of the ring. There were some brutal spots and this match really heated up as it went on, especially with the Shatter Machine at the very end being broken up by Kofi flying from the top rope.
2 The Revival vs The New Day (TLC, 2019)
Ladder matches aren't really something that The Revival is associated with due to their old-school tag team wrestling style. However, when they met The New Day in this stipulation they put on a brilliant match.
Both teams took some incredible bumps throughout the match and created some really innovative moves with the ladder. The storytelling was really well done as well, with both teams going back and forth in what was a very competitive match.
1 The Revival vs The Undisputed Era (NXT: November 20th, 2019)
This was a true dream match for most fans and it was easily the best match of The Revival's final run with WWE. Returning to NXT, this match had an electric crowd that was invested in absolutely everything from start to finish.
Two of the best tag teams in the world colliding led to an astonishing match full of counters, double teams, in-ring psychology, and near falls. It was a classic tag team match and showcased just how great the Top Guys really are.
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