Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler, better known as The Revival in WWE, were one of the most highly-regarded tag teams of their time. Despite their success in the ring, The Revival often found themselves at odds with WWE’s creative direction. They were vocal about their frustration with the company’s focus on entertainment over wrestling, and publicly requested their release in early 2019. After months of speculation, they were granted their release in April 2020. They are currently working as FTR with AEW.
There have been rumours and speculations for months about FTR making return to the WWE. Rumours also suggest that WWE and Triple H wants them back in their tag team division. Igniting the rumours, Dax Harwood recently tweeted a picture of his new tequila drink. However, it’s not the drink that’s interesting for the fans, but the WWE logo that can be seen at the bottom left corner of the picture.
If looked closely, a paper with WWE sign on it could be seen at the bottom-left corner. With all being said, this could also be just a trick played by Dax for messing around with fans. However the current status of FTR in AEW is not clear. Dax recently revealed that for a few months, FTR will be off TV after they lost at Wrestle Kingdom 17.
Since their disappearance from AEW TV, speculations are running wild about them signing a contract with WWE. Looking at the case, fans might actually see FTR in WWE sooner than later. Their return is guaranteed to fuel the fire into the current WWE tag team division.
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Dax Harwood and Cash Wheeler’s last run in WWE as The Revival
The Revival first rose to prominence in NXT, where they became two-time NXT Tag Team Champions. In NXT, they earned a reputation as one of the most technically proficient and hard-hitting teams in the company. The duo were known for their old-school wrestling style, technical prowess, and chemistry in the ring.
In 2017, The Revival were called up to the main roster and immediately made an impact. They captured the Raw Tag Team Championship twice, becoming the first team to defeat The New Day in over a year in the process. They also engaged in a memorable feud with The Usos, which produced some of the best tag team matches in recent WWE history.
However, their time in WWE was not without its challenges. The Revival were vocal about their dissatisfaction with the company’s creative direction and publicly requested their release in early 2019. They eventually left WWE in April 2020 and made their debut in All Elite Wrestling as FTR.
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