History Awesome / TheRevival

** The feud started at ''Supercard of Honor XV'' when the two teams finally faced each other the first time in what for a long time had been considered a dream match. After a 5-star match, FTR defeated The Briscoes with a Big Rig onto Mark to win the [=RoH=] Tag Team Championships for the first time.

[[caption-width-right:350:They're not even done yet...]]

* At [=RoH=] ''Death Before Dishonor 2022'', the most-anticipated rematch of the year happened when FTR put the belts back on the line in a 2-out-of-3-falls match against 12-time champions The Briscoes, known for their speciality of sweeping 2/3 matches 2-0. And while The Briscoes did take the first fall with a Doomsday Device on Dax, FTR first denied them the sweep with a Big Rig onto Jay Briscoe, then won the near-45-minute '''war''' with a pair of ''apocalyptic'' moves- first Cash taking out Mark Briscoe with a side suplex off the ring apron through the SpanishAnnouncersTable, then Dax finally finishing Jay with a ''second rope jumping spike piledriver!'' A new contender for the title of greatest tag match of all time, solidifying FTR as ''the'' greatest tag team in the world today, and possibly of all time.

* At the 2019 WWE Hall of Fame ceremony, a fan (who turned out to be MMA fighter Zach Madsen) rushed into the ring and tackled Wrestling/BretHart during the induction speech for The Hart Foundation. As many wrestlers restrained the fan and attended to Bret and his niece, Wrestling/{{Natalya}} (who also took a bump when Bret got tackled), Wilder got the a huge reaction from the crowd when he gave the fan a well deserved punch in the face as he was being dragged out of the arena.

* At Wrestling/RingOfHonor's ''Supercard of Honor 2022'' show, the promotion's return PPV and its first event under the management of Tony Khan, FTR had another tag team dream match against The Briscoes. After what as arguably the match of the night on a very good show, FTR triumphed to win the [=RoH=] Tag Team Championships! Notably, as they were still AAA Tag Team Champions at the time, this made them double tag team champions across two different promotions, an incredibly rare and prestigious feat.

* At ''Forbidden Door 2021'', FTR proved themselves yet again to be THE top tag team in the world beyond any doubt when they defeated Roppongi Vice (Trent Baretta and Rocky Romero) and United Empire (Jeff Cobb and Great-O-Khan) in a 3-way winner-take-all tag match where they not only retained their [=RoH=] Tag Team titles, but won the IWGP Tag Team Championship, making them '''triple champions!''' The match was a stunning babyface performance by FTR as well, with Dax taken out with a shoulder injury early on, leaving Cash to battle on alone against the odds, before his partner came back with his shoulder taped up again to even the score and finally win with a Big Rig on Romero. Incidentally, this feat makes them the first (and if we're being realistic, most likely the ''only'') tag team to have held the NXT, RAW, [=SmackDown=], AEW, AAA, [=RoH=] and IWGP Tag Team Championships.

* At ''Forbidden Door 2021'', FTR proved themselves yet again to be THE top tag team in the world beyond any doubt when they defeated Roppongi Vice (Trent Baretta and Rocky Romero) and United Empire (Jeff Cobb and Great-O-Khan) in a 3-way winner-take-all tag match where they not only retained their ROH Tag Team titles, but won the IWGP Tag Team Championship, making them '''triple champions!'''

* Only five days after the ''Supercard of Honor'' match, FTR (now fully babyface in defiance of everyone's expectations, and white-hot) too on the Young Bucks for only the second time ever in the main event of ''Dynamite'', putting both of their pairs of belts on the line to determine which one of them is truly the world's greatest tag team. The result was one of the best TV matches in ''Dynamite's'' history, as good as or possibly even better than either FTR's match against the Briscoes or their first PPV match against the Bucks, with the crowd on their feet cheering for FTR, Cash playing an awesome [[RickyMorton babyface in peril]] and Dax having amazing hot tags, sterling heel work from the Bucks, and some ''incredibly'' good false finishes. In the end, FTR finally put the Bucks down with a Big Rig, retaining their titles and rounding off what [[Wrestling/TheWrestlingObserverNewsletter Bryan Alvarez]] called what could be the best single week any tag team has ever had in history.

* FTR become the first tag team to be ranked #1 in Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Top 50 Tag Teams.

* The Revival vs #DIY vs The Authors of Pain at ''NXT [=TakeOver=]: Orlando''

* FTR become the first tag team to be ranked #1 in Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Tag Team 50.

* At the 2019 WWE Hall of Fame ceremony, a fan (who turned out to be MMA fighter Zach Madsen) rushed into the ring and tackled Wrestling/BretHart during the induction speech for Wrestling/TheHartFoundation. As many wrestlers restrained the fan and attended to Bret and his niece, Wrestling/{{Natalya}} (who also took a bump when Bret got tackled), Wilder got the a huge reaction from the crowd when he gave the fan a well deserved punch in the face as he was being dragged out of the arena.

* 11/20/19, where The Revival and ReDragon put on a tag team classic for 25 minutes, including giving, in addition to thier regular moves like the Shatter Machine, they hit Bobby Fish with a double knee smash variant of DIY's finisher.