WWE Money In The Bank 2016: 10 Things We Learned

10. The Lucha Dragons Still Have Something To Offer

Kalisto's WWE United States Title reign was hardly the most inspiring, management never really looked too comfortable with the idea of getting behind the masked man. Since dropping the belt to Rusev, Kalisto has been placed back by the side of Sin Cara in The Lucha Dragons. That duo faced The Dudley Boyz during the Money In The Bank Kickoff show.

Handed a few minutes longer than the other tag bout on the pre-show (Golden Truth vs. Breezango), both teams worked an entertaining match that actually had fans enthused and ready for the main pay-per-view. In terms of hyping up the live audience, this one was a success.

Notably, ringsiders looked receptive to The Lucha Dragons, which bodes well if those backstage were watching. Sin Cara and Kalisto still have something to offer, even if they're not immediately going to jump back into the WWE Tag-Team Title hunt.

A feud against The Shining Stars would reinvigorate both, for example. If nothing else, Money In The Bank proved that fans are still willing to react to The Dragons.