10 Wrestlers That Could Get A Good Match Out Of ANYONE

3. The New Day

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The evolution of The New Day remains ongoing, and it's perhaps why they're such a fascinating act to follow as they enter their fourth full year as a trio.

As babyfaces in 2014 they were natural heels, but the turn only fuelled audience desire to cheer them all over again. Kofi Kingston, Big E and Xavier Woods were simply too fun for their own good, but thankfully knew exactly how to tailor their matches as well as their luxurious gear.

As domineering babyfaces in the tag division ever since, the three have been the singular fulcrum upon which the league is supported. They had to go over a lot of teams in order to solidify their status but gave back tenfold when the time came to return the favour. They got made stars of The Bar when they were merely Sheamus and Cesaro, did their brief best with The Revival and made utter magic with The Usos. A six-man feud with The Shield was only teased against a backdrop of brand supremacy before injuries spayed 'The Hounds Of Justice', but the pancake party continued on SmackDown Live long into 2018.

Calls for their split have quietened yet again too - there's little value in 2018 quite as great as an over act. The prospect of seeing it dissolved doesn't exactly harness the power of positivity.

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