[Mr. Nerfect]

They had a great match or two, I believe. I wouldn't do the usual tag team split, though. I actually got the idea from the TNA having a tournament thread, and I'd probably use that to split them:

Robert Roode and James Storm both enter some sort of tournament for a shot at the TNA Television Championship. They both get through the first round or whatever, but Roode ends up going further than Storm, and beats someone like Hernandez in the finals to win the whole thing. Leading up to Roode's title match (let's use the current champion, and say it's against Abyss), they tease jealousy between Roode and Storm, and Storm doesn't go officially on the record, but says that Roode had an easier time in the tournament or whatever, but he's happy for his partner; Beer Money will never die, etc.

Abyss vs. Roode happens at the next PPV, where there is surprisingly no interference from the moody Storm, and Roode manages to successfully break-out and wins his first singles title in TNA. James Storm comes out, and applauds his partner from the stage.

The next night on iMPACT!, Roode cuts a promo talking about how much it means to him to have finally made it to the top of singles competition, but he wants to bring out his tag team partner and friend, James Storm. Roode goes to talk to Storm, but Storm cuts him off and says that Roode doesn't need to say anything to Storm -- Bobby earned his title shot, and he beat an icon to become the TV Champion, and that is all that matters. This is Roode's moment, and he should have a beer to celebrate. Storm then cracks Roode on the head with a bottle, and beats him down viciously. Roode can even do a blade-job here, although TNA overuses them.

Storm gets on the mic over the bloodied Roode, and says that this is where he once would have said "Sorry about your damn luck," but this isn't about luck. Chance had nothing to do with Roode winning the title, and chance will have nothing to do with Storm taking it from him.

Over the next few weeks, you have Storm cut promos about how Roode and he were rivals when they were in America's Most Wanted and Team Canada, and then Roode offered him money to team with him. Because of Storm's prodigy-like abilities, Beer Money became the greatest tag team in TNA history. Roode used him, but Storm was the man who made the team, and he was happy with that arrangement. But he's not happy being used anymore. Storm says that on their worst day, the weakest American is better than the strongest Canadian. He starts calling TNA "the house that Jimmy built," and talks about how he is such an important part of TNA's history, and deserves to be treated as such.