EVOLVE Tag Team Championship

[7.0] "These were titles that were competently booked for their short tenure of existence, but my problem with them was the lack of star power to ever hold it. Outside of the first team, it was mostly mid-carders."

[10.0] "A very young championship but the product of a very strong tournament featuring excellent performances from Chris Hero & Tommy End, Team Tremendous, Roppongi Vice, Zach Sabre Jr & Sami Callihan, Bravado Brothers, PAB and eventual winners Drew Galloway & Johnny Gargano. As much as Galloway & Johnny aren't necessarily regular tag team wrestlers (despite individual tag title reigns in WWE, DGUSA, FCW and Chikara between them), they have both been the most distinguished and ambitious of the EVOLVE/DGUSA champions so far, so it makes why EVOLVE/WWN would entrust them with the future of these promising new titles. The first defense against Team Tremendous was excellent, showed the titles to be meaningful to the teams who compete for them and proved that Galloway & Gargano are only getting better with every match, I hope the reign lasts."

[9.0] "Tag Titles that started out as more of a storytelling piece, but have become more and more focused on actual tag teams over time. The original tournament to crown the champions was very good, but Drew & Johnny's reign was very memorable. Gulak and Tracy had a solid run before DUSTIN came in and won them with Drew, and then that reign didn't do much and ended without Galloway involved; good matches across the board, but nothing outstanding. It was Tracy & Yehi that really starting giving the belts momentum from their reign, with a good performance in winning them, and in all of their defenses which seemed to get better over time. Now a legitimate tag team in Dickinson & Jaka hold the titles, and I'm very excited to see where things go from here."