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The credo for the Royal Rumble has always been "It's every man for himself." Putting tag teams in Money in the Bank generates that same sort of aura. It shouldn't be surprising to anyone that Damien Sandow sold out his best friend for a chance at the Big Gold Belt. However, you know what made it more effective? Remember back to when Jack Swagger and Antonio Cesaro played the most badass game of chicken with the briefcase earlier in that match? Or how they worked as a unit almost exclusively without even teasing dissension? WWE doesn't do subtlety well often, but when they do, they tend to nail it. The dorky Tea Party goofs could work together, why couldn't the refined Rhodes Scholars? I guess we'll find out why tonight.
