One of the most over acts in all of wrestling - not just their home base of NXT, but wrestling in general - is the tag team of Enzo Amore and Colin Cassady. There have been rumors for a few months now that the duo would be making their main roster debut imminently, with some speculation being that they'd even get to face New Day for the WWE Tag Titles at 'Mania. That hasn't happened, although it does appear that their time in NXT is drawing to a close. The main roster's tag team scene could seriously use some freshening up and there's no one better to inject some life into it than Enzo and Cass. The two men are charisma personified, and what they lack in in-ring skills they more than make up for in personality. For those of you unfamiliar, think of them as a 2016 version of The New Age Outlaws. Roadblock is probably a test run to see how they do in front of the wider WWE audience, and also to hopefully give them some exposure before making their debut. WWE has been guilty of calling talents up from NXT without properly establishing them first - Tyler Breeze and Neville immediately come to mind - and it's been detrimental to their success. The match between Enzo and Cass taking on The Revivial (Dash Wilder and Chad Dawson) should be a fun little brawl, and will probably be the punctuation mark on the feud with the champs retaining as they move on to face American Alpha, while Enzo and Cass head to the main roster, where they should be because the crowds will eat their act up. And you CAN'T. TEACH. THAT...
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