With Penta & Je’Von Evans’ World Tag Team Championship win at Crown Jewel, fans are hopeful that WWE will begin investing more creative energy into building their tag team division.

While that should mean more new tag teams being formed, there could also be a few casualties along the way as well.

Here are three WWE tag teams that could potentially split up soon:

LWO (Cruz Del Toro & Joaquin Wilde)

One of WWE’s longest tenured, and most unsung tag teams is Cruz Del Toro & Joaquin Wilde.

The Del Toro and Wilde are the last remaining stars waving the LWO flag – with Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee being moved far away from the faction – and they’ve been doing so in AAA rather than on WWE programming.

However, it appears as if their union may be set to finally come to an end after six years, as they got into a shoving match with each other during Saturday’s episode of AAA on FOX; the latest in a string of conflicts between the pair.

Ever since Joaquin Wilde changed his look back in the spring, the writing has been on the wall for a split, and it seems like we’ll be seeing it happen sooner rather than later.

Sami Zayn & Johnny Gargano

Sami Zayn has faced opposition from all corners of SmackDown throughout his second reign as Undisputed WWE Champion, but he has always had two allies in his corner: Johnny Gargano & Candice LeRae.

The husband and wife pairing are Zayn’s only “ride or dies” on the blue brand, but their support isn’t coming entirely free.

As Candice LeRae reminded Zayn this past Friday on SmackDown (November 6), he still owes Gargano a shot at the Undisputed WWE Title, something Zayn said he was going to talk to Nick Aldis about.

It’s unclear whether that conversation ended up happening, as we all know Zayn much rather keep stringing Gargano and retain a useful ally, than actually give him what he’s owed.

Eventually the excuses will run out though and Zayn will have to put his title on the line, and if he continues to dodge the challenge he will almost certainly make two more enemies on SmackDown, while also crucially losing the only backup he has left.

Ethan Page & Rusev

The November 2 episode of WWE Raw saw Ethan Page capture his first title on the main roster, when he defeated Chad Gable to become the new Intercontinental Champion.

Page will now have a target on his back, at it may not just be Gable that comes after his gold.

Fans will remember that Page was not alone in his pursuit of the IC Championship over the spring and summer, as Rusev was also intent on winning the title for the first time. Rusev’s title ambitions were derailed by injury in July, but he is now ready to return to the fold.

Now that Page is champion, Rusev may feel owed a title shot by “All Ego” given that they had previously worked together before his injury – something that Page is very unlikely to hand out.

This could lead to a feud between the pair for the title and a permanent split of their tag team in WWE.