WWE: What should the Revival do now that they are free agents
Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder make up one of the greatest tag teams in professional wrestling. In NXT, they would become the first team to win the tag belts on more than one occasion. The Undisputed Era has more tag title reigns than they do. When it came to the main roster, they were able to hold both the Raw and Smackdown Tag titles on multiple occasions. They are one of a few teams in the WWE to be a triple crown winner. However, due to injuries and poor booking it seems they have been released.
It was reported Friday morning that the WWE had agreed to release both Dash Wilder and Scott Dawson. They had been off of TV for the last several months. Now that Wilder and Dawson are free agents, there are many options for them. There is a ton of speculation that they will head to All Elite Wrestling and NWA Wrestling. However, there’s a way that they could end up doing the indies scene, NWA, and finally end up with AEW. As the case is when a superstar is released from the WWE, they can not compete anywhere for 90 days.
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They will be free to work anywhere as of July 9,2020. I could see them take some independent dates. Then I could see them work a brief run in NWA. I see this happening because they are fit for NWA. They have the old-school look to them. When it comes to them in AEW, I suspect we will see them debut at All Out. However, I want them to be paired with Shawn Spears and Tully Blanchard.
For most of the Revival’s run in the WWE, they have been compared to the team of Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard. It would fit to have them work with Tully. As we are seeing now, AEW is using several past WWE guys to get over the AEW talent. Jake Roberts was paired with Lance Archer and Arn Anderson is paired with Cody Rhodes. What would be harmful in having Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder be paired with Tully Blanchard.
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