Usos

Definitely. Should be a good time to form a new tag team, as well. At this point I'd be okay with Kidd/Cesaro vs Rowan/Harper. WWE isn't bad with throwing together tag teams. (JeriShow, Kidd & Cesaro, etc.)

I'm a big fan of them and want to keep seeing them around, but it would be nice to see them out of the title picture for a little while.

The problem is WWE doesn't push the tag team division as anything else. It's the guys fighting for thee belt and the rest are kept off TV.

Ideally we could get Cesaro and Kidd fending off the rest of the teams while Usos feud with someone else over personal issues, possibly the Ascension. They really could use a feud to establish them. Plus they could then cut promos on a team that can actually fight back.

There are actually people questioning The Usos ability to work. To those people, stop watching wrestling now.

I understand if people are bored by their personality, I kinda am too, but how on earth can anyone question Jimmy and Jays work ethic?! They are 2 of the most reliable consistent performers on the roster, and have been for the best part of 2 years.

And as previously stated, regardless of how bland they've got, they are over. This isn't down to luck or some online viral campaign, The Usos are a rare example of 2 guys who literally earned their spot at the top of the WWE roster by design, by working their way up from the bottom. From a forgettable heel team to the top babyface team in WWE, there are not many who have done that the WWE designed way without legions of online fans harbouring for them on a weekly basis.

They were always gunna generate some negativity because they became a success the WWE-way. Only to have their offensive moves booed at Fast Lane, why? Because they were against Internet-darlings Cesaro and Tyson Kidd. A team who are everything The Usos aren't, and they're exactly the type of throw together team that the IWC bitched and moaned about prior to The Usos climb to the top. Irony.

Everyone loses their crapover those skinny little spot monkeys The Bucks. The Usos are the far more polished and improved WWE equivalent, but no "net-wise" fan would even dare to suggest that as clear as day gospel truth, because that would mean siding with heavily superior WWE designed talent over some typical pair of kayfabe insulting $500-per-appearance acrobats. Perish the thought!

Usos: "ugh, same old shit, another super kick. WWE."
Bucks: "OMGz 6 super kicks!! BUL-LET-CLUB!"

There's no comparison. The Usos as characters are becoming stale to informed fans because they're paid to be role models to kids whilst performing their craft on global television. They are the tag team John Cena, learn to love it. Meanwhile, Matt and the other Jackson are deliberately getting sued over copyrights by the company they (apparently) CHOSE not to work for. And the sad thing is, due to this, people view them as some kind of cultural heroes of the (apparently) long-forgotten independent wrestling scene, which somehow, makes them world elite performers regardless of their 3-botch-per-match average. Give me a break, I thought this was 2015, not 2005!

For me, the only tag team in the world that are up there with The Usos based on work rate are The Wolves. Using the term "work rate" like its 2005, again!

Bring on Evil-heel-Usos, thatll shake things up! Would love to see them turn on Cena leading to some kinda 2on1 style feud.

I used to like them, then I heard their promos. Literally the most annoying personalities on the roster IMO. As for their in-ring ability, they're still decent, but I feel like if I've seen one of their TV matches I've seen them all. They only ever seem to turn it on at PPVs.

They can get USO tiresome at times, but I enjoy them for the most part.

Ive been sick of them for a year.

They are very stale. There is no denying that they are the backbone of the tag division though.

They're more boring than Big Show and Kane. They're actually the worst thing about the product right now.

I've never been a fan really.