Tag Team Championship: Team Hell No - Daniel Bryan and Kane (c) vs Dolph Ziggler and Big. E Langston
Thrown together as this feud may have been, creative have actually done a decent job of building it up in a short time. On Monday Night Raw, Daniel Bryan faced off with Dolph Ziggler. These two are magic together in the ring, and will hopefully get plenty of time to work together on the night at Wrestlemania. AJ distracted Kane to give Big E. the chance to take him out. Bryan then took Big E. off his feet through the ropes, giving Ziggler the chance to roll his opponent up for the win. After the win, Big E. hit his finisher on Bryan, but then Kane came into the ring to dish out punches to his two opponents. Kane readied Big E. for the chokeslam, but in what is apparently WWE's ultimate sign of strength, Big E. broke his grip and hit him with his own finisher. Dolph and Big E. posed with Team Hell No's titles while AJ stood between them. So the challengers head to New Jersey on top, but this match is still completely unpredictable, and much depends on what happens elsewhere on the night. Issues such as where the match sits on the card, who is set to win the other matches - for example, are lots of other faces going to win? - and most importantly whether Dolph cashes in his Money in the Bank contract, could all dictate who wins. If, for example, the Tag Title match goes on before the WHC match and Dolph and Big E. lose, then could that perhaps increases the chance that he will cash in later on? Whatever happens, this is one to just sit back and enjoy, and hopefully the four men will be given the time to tell the story and put on a show.
Prediction: So many variables could determine what happens in this match and where the Tag Titles end up, but at the moment I would say Team Hell No will retain.