Numbers don't lie, and the current statistics surrounding The B Team on Raw suggest that The Miz was very much holding them back.
The first name to move from Raw to SmackDown Live during this year's Superstar Shakeup was The Miz. That news didn't seem to bother The Awesome One too much, that was until he discovered that his beloved Miztourage would not be coming with him. Bo Dallas and Curtis Axel had been loyal servants to The Miz but turned on their former master before the end of the night.
In the weeks that followed, Axel and Dallas played the role of sheep without a leader. They desperately searched the locker room, trying to find a new Superstar to follow. Unsurprisingly, neither Seth Rollins nor Finn Balor fancied taking up the role. That meant they had to go it alone without anyone leading them and so far that has gone pretty well for the two of them.
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In fact, Axel and Dallas are currently on something of a winning streak. Once they realized they were on their own they named themselves The B Team and haven't lost since. WWE posted a comparison of their current run to their time as The Miztourage prior to this week's Raw and the numbers are pretty astounding. You can check out the post and the statistics below.
Dallas and Axel spent a grand total of 301 days as The Miztourage, but during that time they only managed to pick up two victories. In less than a month as The B Team, they have already topped that tally, making it four wins in a row following their match versus Heath Slater and Rhyno on Monday night. Their biggest challenge comes this Sunday though at Money In The Bank.
At MITB, The B Team get their first ever shot at the Raw Tag Team Championships. They may have beaten lesser teams up until this point, but they have not come up against The Deleters Of Worlds since being on this current streak. If they do win, their fifth victory will see them win the titles. If they don't, they will be hoping they don't go back to square one or slip back into their old ways.