Greatest Tag Teams

[mr_luck07]

Came across the Greatest Heels thread and it had me wondering who do y'all think is the greatest tag teams ever.

[dubc47834]

My Top 5 in no particular order...

Edge & Christian
Dudley's
Uso's
Steiners
Legion of Doom

[texasdave]

Haven't kept up with the wrestling scene for awhile now, but when I did watch it, The Hart Foundation seemed to be the tag team to beat.

[Boss-Hog]

Demolition

The Road Warriors/Legion of Doom

Rock and Roll Express

Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard

Road Dogg & Billy Gunn

[Danny Serafini]

I loved Nikolai Volkoff and the Iron Sheik. I would stand when Nikolai sang the Soviet national anthem just to annoy whoever I was watching the match with :laugh:

Original Demolition was great (wasn't a Crush fan) and they still have the greatest entrance music

I also had a soft spot for the Conquistadores for some reason, can't explain that one :dunno:

[Ky Fried Redleg]

I loved Nikolai Volkoff and the Iron Sheik. I would stand when Nikolai sang the Soviet national anthem just to annoy whoever I was watching the match with :laugh:
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Now, that is hilarious!!! Definitely something I would do. :laugh:

[moewan]

there has been a lot but my top five would be

1. The Midnight Express, with Jim Cornette

2. The Rock and Roll Express

3. The Wild Samoans

4. The Road Warriors

5. The Moondogs (Vince used them as underneath guys, but in the other territories, their sheer violence was unmatched)

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Now, that is hilarious!!! Definitely something I would do. :laugh:

Heels were always way more fun than the babyfaces

[mr_luck07]

I loved Nikolai Volkoff and the Iron Sheik. I would stand when Nikolai sang the Soviet national anthem just to annoy whoever I was watching the match with :laugh:

That's gold :laugh:. Were you also partial to their rivals, Barry Windham and Mike Rotunda?


Original Demolition was great (wasn't a Crush fan) and they still have the greatest entrance music

Yeah, Demolition were pretty much a wrap by that point.


there has been a lot but my top five would be

1. The Midnight Express, with Jim Cornette

2. The Rock and Roll Express

3. The Wild Samoans

4. The Road Warriors

5. The Moondogs (Vince used them as underneath guys, but in the other territories, their sheer violence was unmatched)

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Heels were always way more fun than the babyfaces

Similar story to The Sheepherders who of course became The Bushwhackers in WWF.

[Kingspoint]

Rowan & Martin

[Kingspoint]

Seriously, Roddy Piper and Ric Flair

[Puffy]

Tony Atlas and Rocky Johnson

Steiners

Road Warriors

Harlem Heat

The Freebirds

No particular order there. Pick one. Honorable mention:

Rock N Roll express
Wild Samoans
Midnight Express
Bushwackers
Powers of Pain
The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff

[Mutaman]

I swear I heard this one night:

Marty: Hey Joe, did you know Scott is here in the ball park tonight.

Joe: i saw him. We had a nice conversation. He looks great.

Marty: Always good to see Scott.

Joe : Big Poppa Pump.

[mr_luck07]

There are some great picks in this thread. I'll guess I'll go ahead and give some of my picks:

The Fabulous Kangaroos
Mark Lewin & Don Curtis
The Blonde Bombers (Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson)
Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens
Mr. Fuji & Prof. Toru Tanaka
Steiner Brothers
Road Warriors
Rock 'N Roll Express
Midnight Express
The Freebirds
British Bulldogs
Demolition
The Hart Foundation

A few before my time but due to their ability, influence and/or drawing power I had to include them.


Seriously, Roddy Piper and Ric Flair

I didn't know they tagged.

[Ky Fried Redleg]

Sgt. Slaughter and Don Kernodle was a very successful tag team that held some tag belts and had a great feud in the Mid-Atlantic area with Steamboat and Youngblood.

[mr_luck07]

Demolition is getting inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.