Ranking The Importance Level Of Every Active WWE Championship Title
9. Raw Tag Team Championship
Although the Raw Tag Team Championship just changed hands last Monday on Raw in a fun Triple Threat match that was won by The Revival, the former champions Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins (and obviously the titles themselves) had not been seen on show in nearly a month.
That has to be some sort of record for the Raw Tag Team champions to go so long without appearing on Raw in any capacity. It's a shame, too, because Ryder and Hawkins had a nice little moment at WrestleMania 35 when they beat The Revival for the belts and snapped Hawkins' lengthy losing streak after over two years. The followup was nearly nonexistent.
Raw's set of twin titles being treated poorly is far from a new phenomenon, however. Revival's last run as champs saw them lose more often than not, Chad Gable and Bobby Roode were barely on WWE TV when they held the gold, and AOP had the belts for all of one month last year.
It's worth nothing that no pair of Raw Tag Team champions have had a reign that has exceeded 100 days (roughly three months) since The New Day were champions in 2016. It seems the division peaked at that point and has been a complete afterthought ever since.
Therefore, don't expect The Revival to be much different than previous title holders.