Grayson Waller, a former WWE tag team champion, has opened up about his relationship with his partner Austin Theory. Despite a recent publicized rift between the two stars, they have seemingly patched things up and are on good terms once again. The tension between them was palpable on WWE’s SmackDown, with fans expecting a dramatic turn of events, but it appears that the two are more focused on regaining the WWE Tag Team Titles.
In a recent interview with Going Ringside, Waller revealed that he and Theory are still close despite their recent issues. According to Waller, the main problem was finding their footing as a tag team after their time as champions. He acknowledged that the SmackDown tag division is currently saturated with top teams, including the Motor City Machine Guns, who have been dominating the scene for almost two decades. However, Waller and Theory are determined to claim the top spot once again.
Waller shared that the two are focused on regaining the tag team titles, and they have their sights set on whoever is currently holding the gold. He emphasized that the new year brings new opportunities, and he and Theory are excited to take on whatever challenges come their way. The team’s ultimate goal is to become the best tag team in the world, and they are willing to put in the work needed to achieve it.
It’s clear that Grayson Waller and Austin Theory have put their differences aside and are more committed than ever to their tag team partnership. Their chemistry in the ring is undeniable, and they have the potential to become one of the most dominant forces in the WWE’s tag team division.
Their recent appearances on SmackDown have hinted at a fierce rivalry with the Motor City Machine Guns, who are currently holding the tag team titles. This rivalry has the potential to be a thrilling and intense feud, with both teams vying for the top spot. It will be exciting to see how the storyline unfolds in the coming months, and whether Grayson Waller and Austin Theory can reclaim their tag team championships.
