10 Tag Teams WWE Should Make Right Now

With his tag team days seemingly behind him, heel Big Cass has only his freakish height to get by on. For the WWE that's enough, since a basically mobile seven-footer will always have a job as long as the name McMahon is above the door. But is he really going to get the crowd's attention on his own? Most importantly, is he going to be truly hated as a heel?

As a solution, Big Cass seeks out a mouthpiece who can serve him as a more subservient Enzo. He finds James Ellsworth, the chinless laughing stock who is happy to do whatever Cass tells him.

A tag team gimmick emerges where Ellsworth does the talking, and Cass eliminates both members of the opposition in the ring. Ellsworth's participation is limited to cheap shots from outside the ring and occasionally being wielded by Cass as a weapon.

Cass looks like a monster, Ellsworth gets paid and, given how much the current audience dislikes Ellsworth after his Money In The Bank antics, Cass establishes himself as truly loathsome in the eyes of the audience.