Tag Team Turns Down WWE Tryouts, More On A Ex-TNA Star Possibly Joining WWE, Attendance

[Prince Bálor]

- Top indie tag team The Young Bucks were invited to WWE's tryouts back in September but they politely turned it down.
- The December 13th WWE live event in Wheeling, West Virginia drew 4,000 fans. Monday's RAW from Detroit drew a near sellout of 11,800 fans.

- We noted before that former TNA Knockout Brittany (Santana Garrett) was backstage at last week's NXT Takeover special. She was actually scheduled to wrestle NXT Women's Champion Charlotte at the Friday night NXT TV tapings but Charlotte was booked twice already so the match was nixed. The entire set of NXT TV tapings were actually re-written that afternoon.

Source: http://www.wrestlinginc.com/wi/news/2014/1217/587798/tag-team-turns-down-wwe-tryouts/

 

[Leo C]

Well it's better for the Bucks to stay on the indies for now anyway. Maybe when the tag division means something they go up there

 

[Prince Bálor]

Well it's better for the Bucks to stay on the indies for now anyway. Maybe when the tag division means something they go up there

But the tag division in the WWE is awesome... Come on, man.

 

[Roadster]

Well it's better for the Bucks to stay on the indies for now anyway. Maybe when the tag division means something they go up there

The tag division has been highlighted and built up strong ever since that big tournament that debuted several new tag teams in 2012. If they went there, it would be great and would just add to the tag division.

 

[Leo C]

The tag division has been highlighted and built up strong ever since that big tournament that debuted several new tag teams in 2012. If they went there, it would be great and would just add to the tag division.

What tournament? I sincerely have no idea what you're talking about.

 

[Roadster]

 

[Leo C]

Huh. Well, half of those tag teams are gone, some never really had much success (Marella/Ryder, Gabriel/Kidd, Epico and Primo), plus I can't for the life of me remember any tag team storyline that had any meaning in the mean time. I remember Team Hell No, but besides that I can't recall any tag team storylines that had any sort of relevance, just another random match in the midcard with no good build. Sure the Bucks would be a good addition on match quality alone if they were pushed, but it would never be a relevant program.