So Hart Foundation just ranked this high because they wore pink!?

That’s what you gathered out of some rather good posts?

Aug 26, 2021 19:07:46 GMT Shootist said:

9. The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart)- 143.75 points

The Hart Foundation are locked in as a top 5 favorite team but their lack of kayfabe success and longevity dropped them a few spots when it came to my greatest list. Kid me though hated them at first mostly because of Jimmy Hart and their later affiliation with the Honky Tonk Man. Bret's Wrestlemania IV face turn is quite overlooked with the whole trophy incident with Bad News Brown. They were instant favorites and I had Bret ear marked for singles success. His look with the glasses and impeccable in ring worked made it inevitable to me that he would make hay in singles. UT nailed it with the big guy/little guy dynamic which made them taylor made for any team. They just made that golden era of WWF tag teams so much better, not much more to add.

I can't believe the Freebirds got this high up, or maybe I was their only vote.
                                                                                                                

I can't believe you had Hart Foundation as #9.  They are in your sig, man!  

Freebirds were just outside the Top 5 for me.  I'm sure if they got Top 3 they made quite a few lists. 

Aug 26, 2021 22:08:49 GMT UT said:

That’s what you gathered out of some rather good posts?

You don't hear anyone referring to double-teams as Hart Foundations. Just sayin'...

Bret has been a 2x Wrestler, so him being this high alongside Anvil just proves PW loves Bret.

Aug 26, 2021 23:14:42 GMT 🤯 said:

Aug 26, 2021 22:08:49 GMT UT said:

That’s what you gathered out of some rather good posts?

You don't hear anyone referring to double-teams as Hart Foundations. Just sayin'...

I don’t hear them referred to much other than double teams….

Aug 26, 2021 23:18:36 GMT UT said:

Aug 26, 2021 23:14:42 GMT 🤯 said:

You don't hear anyone referring to double-teams as Hart Foundations. Just sayin'...

I don’t hear them referred to much other than double teams….

Do you actively ignore Baker-man's posts!?

Aug 26, 2021 23:46:11 GMT 🤯 said:

Aug 26, 2021 23:18:36 GMT UT said:

I don’t hear them referred to much other than double teams….

Do you actively ignore Baker-man's posts!?

Never heard of him.

Aug 26, 2021 23:14:42 GMT 🤯 said:

You don't hear anyone referring to double-teams as Hart Foundations. Just sayin'...

Magnum PI gets it.

9. Hart Foundation- Top 10 for sure. Don't think they should be Top 5 though. And I say that as a guy whose first favorite wrestlers were the Hart Foundation way back in 1987.

UT hit the high points in his stellar post- memorable look with the pink and black. Got over as faces and heels. Had a great big/little dynamic. I consider them the definitive wild and woolly brawler/cold and calculating technician team...a trope that really should have been utilized more over the years. Jimmy Hart was a great fit for them and they meshed well with all the teams of their era. The Bulldogs feud in particular gets a lot of love as WWF's answer to NWA's Midnights/Rock & Rolls. The Foundation also deserves credit for helping Bret rise to superstardom. 

I was also surprised to see Shootist rank them outside his Top 5 and I actually disagree with Shoot on "their lack of kayfabe success and longevity." Only Demolition and Fuji/Tanaka held the original WWF Tag Titles (1971-2010) for more combined days than the Hart Foundation. They had one lengthy reign as heels and a second lengthy reign as babyfaces which is pretty cool. They were also together for an impressive 6 years + a few matches before and after their 85-91 heyday. 

Hart Foundation definitely check all the boxes. I just think 8 teams were even better. Would not change my #9 ranking.

EDIT: UT is a scoundrel. 

I guess I should have looked at total days much closer, I favored number of championships. They got a minimum 3/4 marks across the board and nearly maxed out my influence/impact score which is where most of the points go. I agree that there were 8 teams that were just greater.

Aug 26, 2021 22:26:32 GMT iron maiden said:

Aug 26, 2021 19:07:46 GMT Shootist said:

9. The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart)- 143.75 points

The Hart Foundation are locked in as a top 5 favorite team but their lack of kayfabe success and longevity dropped them a few spots when it came to my greatest list. Kid me though hated them at first mostly because of Jimmy Hart and their later affiliation with the Honky Tonk Man. Bret's Wrestlemania IV face turn is quite overlooked with the whole trophy incident with Bad News Brown. They were instant favorites and I had Bret ear marked for singles success. His look with the glasses and impeccable in ring worked made it inevitable to me that he would make hay in singles. UT nailed it with the big guy/little guy dynamic which made them taylor made for any team. They just made that golden era of WWF tag teams so much better, not much more to add.

I can't believe the Freebirds got this high up, or maybe I was their only vote.
                                                                                                                

I can't believe you had Hart Foundation as #9.  They are in your sig, man!  

Freebirds were just outside the Top 5 for me.  I'm sure if they got Top 3 they made quite a few lists. 

Looking at my old list the Hart Foundation was my third FAVORITE team. I had to take personal feelings out of it when comparing their career to other teams. I still can't put them ahead of the 8 other teams above them on the list.

I like that we can make up wrestling things but then reference a possible Baker man post and it gains instant credibility and depending on how invested people are... they won't even try and find the post. It's just accepted as fact.

Thought only Kilgore had that kinda cred.

To further break it down, the Hart Foundation weren't as over as the Hardys, weren't around as long as the Hardys, and weren't in as many big time money drawing matches. I just picked they Hardys since they are a WWE team and they featured in the other high successful era of the company. Still it's razor thin as a little more than 5 points separated 5 from 10 on my list.

Aug 27, 2021 0:19:50 GMT @ness said:

I like that we can make up wrestling things but then reference a possible Baker man post and it gains instant credibility and depending on how invested people are... they won't even try and find the post. It's just accepted as fact.

Thought only Kilgore had that kinda cred.

Kilgore & Baker-man are pro wrestling Moses & Jesus. Depending on your faith, they both have infinite cred.

Getting serious Gangrel vibes from the Freebirds pic of Hayes. I wonder if that was the design behind the Brood. What a weird team, Edge didn't even dress the part.

Crazy to see the Freebirds this high , not that they weren't awesome but I'm not so sure about #3 of all time. I know the hits with them and have seen a handful of matches and very few things in wrestling history match their feud and the heat they had with the Von Erich's. What a time to be alive and in Texas and truly that would be one of my top choices to go back to and experience given a wrestling time machine.

Also have seen a bunch of their WCW stuff when it was mostly Hayes and Garvin and it wasn't as good. Not bad because Hayes has the charisma and Garvin was a great character man but not quite to the heights IMO as their original run. They needed Gordy. They needed Gordy and Hayes really and both Garvin and Roberts were perfect third men to keep the team going but the Top 2 were irreplaceable.

Anyways I didn't have them this high. I enjoy and respect them but 12 or 13 seemed more fair to me.

Sorry but the Freebirds are not even a top 5 team, much less a top 3. Yes their feud with the Von Erichs is legendary, but that simply is not enough. Especially to be ranked over teams like The Midnight Express and The Steiners.

The Freebirds were so good they created a rule named after them. They should be top 3 all damn day.

Hart Foundation rounded out my top 10 because they wear pink AND THAT IS THE ONLY REASON. :suspic:


1.
2. The Fabulous Freebirds
3. The Young Bucks
4. The New Day
5. The Hardy Boyz
6. The Rock n' Roll Express
7.
8. The Midnight Express
9. Edge & Christian
10. The Hart Foundation
11. The Wild Samoans
12. The Von Erichs
13. The Briscoes
14. The British Bulldogs
15. The New Age Outlaws
16. The Brainbusters
17. The Steiner Brothers
18. Harlem Heat
19. America's Most Wanted
20. The Minnesota Wrecking Crew
21. The Motor City Machine Guns
22. The Revival
23. Demolition
24. The Usos
25. Guerillas of Destiny
26. The Hollywood Blonds
27. The Outsiders
28. The World's Greatest Tag Team
29. Tencozy
30. The Bushwhackers
31. The Good Brothers
32. The Holy Demon Army
33. The Acolyte Protection Agency
34. The Rockers
35. SCU/Bad Influence/The Addiction
36. The Eliminators
37. Miracle Violence Connection
38. The Headbangers
39. American Wolves
40. ReDragon
41. The Crusher & Dick The Bruiser
42. Brothers of Destruction
43. The Funks
44. The Lucha Bros.
45. Paul London & Brian Kendrick
46. The Rock n' Sock Connection
47. The Kings of Wrestling
48. The IIconics
49. Beer Money
50. Enzo & Cass

I mean obviously there's LOD, but have the Dudleys gone in yet because I'm drawing a blank otherwise.

I had the Freebirds above the Midnight Express largely because they were a bigger act and I'd argue more influential. Not a whole lot in it and I would concede the Midnight Express as a package usually remained more consistent. I won't include the New Midnight Express in that conversation because that was just nonsense. As far as the Freebirds, a 15 year career where they worked every territory including the WWF when Vince was raiding all the talent. They had a legendary feud with the Von Erichs in WCCW that had everything going for it - great angle, great matches, great promos. The act started to show it's age by the end of the 80s and really stuck out in the early 90s but even then guys like DDP and Armstrong got to get involved so it wasn't all horrible.

I had them about 21 or so. A huge deal that still means something to this day but just behind a few others in terms of stature and ability.

2. The Fabulous Freebirds (Michael Hayes, Terry Gordy, Buddy Roberts, Jimmy Garvin)-  157.5 points

I'll be the first to say that the Freebirds are one of my most hated acts in wrestling. Just that whole overly southern aesthetic, Michael Hayes (nothing else needs to be said) and Jimmy Garvin's goofiness are a real turn off. I had to give credit where it's due though, the Freebirds changed wrestling as a whole, only 1 other team can say that. For starters they made the Freebird rule which really made the tag team division more interesting as you didn't know which of the two would defend the titles. It added and extra layer of interest that really drew fans in. They were, to some people, the first cool heels that also got the Rock N' Roll and Wrestling connection started. Really the Fabs, The Rock N' Roll and the Rockers owe a huge debt of gratitude to the Freebirds, not to mention The Brood, New Day, Demolition and other trios. They were early practitioners of using entrance music and recognizable entrance music at that with Skynyrd's "Free Bird." Later their Bad Street music video would inspire other acts to also make music videos. They really put the entertainment aspect of pro wrestling to the forefront, they felt like a touring rock band more than a tag team. Michaels Hayes was also one of the best of the era on the mic and could incite riots especially with the Von Erich faithful. They were big draws in WCCW, Georgia and Mid South and worked the big 3 as well. Modern wrestling would look quite different if the Freebirds weren't around.

Aug 28, 2021 17:09:55 GMT @ness said:

I mean obviously there's LOD, but have the Dudleys gone in yet because I'm drawing a blank otherwise.

Those are the final two. Let's go Dudleyz!

Aug 28, 2021 20:28:07 GMT RT said:

Aug 28, 2021 17:09:55 GMT @ness said:

I mean obviously there's LOD, but have the Dudleys gone in yet because I'm drawing a blank otherwise.

Those are the final two. Let's go Dudleyz!

I love the Dudleys but imo they deserve the overrated tag the most on the final list.

Aug 28, 2021 21:41:33 GMT Shootist said:

Aug 28, 2021 20:28:07 GMT RT said:

Those are the final two. Let's go Dudleyz!

I love the Dudleys but imo they deserve the overrated tag the most on the final list.

Friends off.

Spoiler alert: I have them at #1. I'll yell at you and everyone else once they are revealed as #2 and tell you all why you're wrong.

Aug 28, 2021 21:41:33 GMT Shootist said:

Aug 28, 2021 20:28:07 GMT RT said:

Those are the final two. Let's go Dudleyz!

I love the Dudleys but imo they deserve the overrated tag the most on the final list.

To be perfectly honest I'd still watch the Dudley's over The Freebirds.   Neither would make my top 5 though.

I kind of like the Dudleys , or I really like portions of their run but overall there is no way I could rank them #2 - even on a greatest list.

Their heel work in ECW as has been said 100 times was incredible. For them to get that kind of heat in that promotion is incredible and showed their chops and why they could easily transition to the WWF. And their initial WWF run where they were sort of unhinged pyscho's who would mercilessy put man , woman or child through a table was cool and made them legit scary for a little bit. I don't even hate their run with Keibler but that was mainly because of Keibler. I'll also give them credit for being incredibly over as both heels and faces - GET THE TABLE was up there with any phrase in wrestling WASSSUPPPPPP too for a short while. And the 3D was one of the best finisher ever.

For me though they really grew stale. I've always found them to be pretty one note for much of their career after 2001 or 2002 or whenever and their return to WWE albeit fun for a short while - grew old REALLY fast.

Top 5 - 7 I would be totally okay with but I don't think they deserve to be #2 on the list.

Dudleys probably got high for longevity. I mean considering the demo on PW they have probably been active for most people's entire "careers" as wrestling fans. My first real exposure to LOD was the DVD comp someone loaned me and honestly I wasn't impressed with beyond the Hart Found. match and yeah I'm giving it to them more than H&A. I guess as a fan I just don't care to watch squashes minus say an entertaining Umaga one. I get it though, they were the team in the old days... great look... went all over... still for my money I'd rather watch Dudleys.

Also taste that Dot Com.

Road Warriors were the only tag team that ever felt like they could've been legitimately booked as a tag team version of Hulk Hogan in Hogan's heyday. At the peak of their powers they were like Hogan, Warrior, Austin, and Goldberg combined. I guess a push like that relies somewhat on the opposition that could be fed to them, but still.

I genuinely don't feel like the same sentiment could apply to any other tag team in history. Some might come close, but none would ever really work in that same role.

And to boot, I could see them working at that level in either a face or heel capacity. Seeing Hogan forming a tenuous alliance with Warrior or Savage (or say if perhaps the Blade Runners were more of a thing) to try to topple the unstoppable Road Warriors. All the money. Guess closest we ever came was Lex & Sting vs. Warriors?

Dream matches for me are Warriors vs. APA, BOD, and Masters of the Powerbomb. I assume they wrestled Hansen & Brody, Steiners, and Miracle Violence Connection? Are those matches as insane as I'd assume?

Aug 29, 2021 14:01:38 GMT 🤯 said:

Road Warriors were the only tag team that ever felt like they could've been legitimately booked as a tag team version of Hulk Hogan in Hogan's heyday. At the peak of their powers they were like Hogan, Warrior, Austin, and Goldberg combined. I guess a push like that relies somewhat on the opposition that could be fed to them, but still.

I genuinely don't feel like the same sentiment could apply to any other tag team in history. Some might come close, but none would ever really work in that same role.

And to boot, I could see them working at that level in either a face or heel capacity. Seeing Hogan forming a tenuous alliance with Warrior or Savage (or say if perhaps the Blade Runners were more of a thing) to try to topple the unstoppable Road Warriors. All the money. Guess closest we ever came was Lex & Sting vs. Warriors?

Dream matches for me are Warriors vs. APA, BOD, and Masters of the Powerbomb. I assume they wrestled Hansen & Brody, Steiners, and Miracle Violence Connection? Are those matches as insane as I'd assume?

Brock love makes a lot of sense. Pi just wants to see big hosses wreck shit.

Aug 29, 2021 14:32:19 GMT @ness said:

Aug 29, 2021 14:01:38 GMT 🤯 said:

Road Warriors were the only tag team that ever felt like they could've been legitimately booked as a tag team version of Hulk Hogan in Hogan's heyday. At the peak of their powers they were like Hogan, Warrior, Austin, and Goldberg combined. I guess a push like that relies somewhat on the opposition that could be fed to them, but still.

I genuinely don't feel like the same sentiment could apply to any other tag team in history. Some might come close, but none would ever really work in that same role.

And to boot, I could see them working at that level in either a face or heel capacity. Seeing Hogan forming a tenuous alliance with Warrior or Savage (or say if perhaps the Blade Runners were more of a thing) to try to topple the unstoppable Road Warriors. All the money. Guess closest we ever came was Lex & Sting vs. Warriors?

Dream matches for me are Warriors vs. APA, BOD, and Masters of the Powerbomb. I assume they wrestled Hansen & Brody, Steiners, and Miracle Violence Connection? Are those matches as insane as I'd assume?

Brock love makes a lot of sense. Pi just wants to see big hosses wreck shit.

Don’t we all? It’s the greatest thing in pro wrestling.

It kind of irks me that the Road Warriors ever lost a match. They should have never , ever lost and I would have bought it hook line and sinker.

Coolest aesthetic in all of wrestling … not just teams. Knew how to play to their strengths better than anyone and as eluded to - were up there with the biggest acts in wrestling for the longest time without ever really needing the titles.

Aug 29, 2021 14:01:38 GMT 🤯 said:

Road Warriors were the only tag team that ever felt like they could've been legitimately booked as a tag team version of Hulk Hogan in Hogan's heyday. At the peak of their powers they were like Hogan, Warrior, Austin, and Goldberg combined. I guess a push like that relies somewhat on the opposition that could be fed to them, but still.

I genuinely don't feel like the same sentiment could apply to any other tag team in history. Some might come close, but none would ever really work in that same role.

And to boot, I could see them working at that level in either a face or heel capacity. Seeing Hogan forming a tenuous alliance with Warrior or Savage (or say if perhaps the Blade Runners were more of a thing) to try to topple the unstoppable Road Warriors. All the money. Guess closest we ever came was Lex & Sting vs. Warriors?

Dream matches for me are Warriors vs. APA, BOD, and Masters of the Powerbomb. I assume they wrestled Hansen & Brody, Steiners, and Miracle Violence Connection? Are those matches as insane as I'd assume?

Watch the 3/11/96 Nitro match between the Road Warriors and The Steiners that UT had listed, you won't be disappointed. I was thinking of reviewing that match as I hadn't seen it in a while but I'll leave it up to you. If you feel like it watch the 1989 Starrcade Iron Team tourney match with the Steiners as well, though I don't find that one nearly as hard hitting. They never did face Brody and Hansen or MVC though. They came close in 1985 as they faced Hansen and Harley Race ( a late replacement for Brody who had travel issues I think) at a Florida Battle Of The Belts card.

12. The Dudley Boys (Bubba Ray and D-Von)- 135 points

I should have clarified in my other post "besides the New Day" most overrated. The WWE narrative worked once again though as the push for most decorated team in history won over a lot of folks and that's fine, but a greatest list goes beyond titles won as will be shown in my criteria breakdown below. That being said overrated does not equate to being a terrible team, far from it. As UT mentioned they were great at being heels or faces, and getting over as true heels in ECW is no small feat. They transitioned seamlessly to WWE and became a hugely popular act as faces with the table gimmick being put on steroids and the catchphrases being a hit with the crowd. They did kind of get stale and Bubba Ray had to split from D-Von and reinvent himself as Bully Ray to get interesting again, a real underappreciated heel run I may add. Overall they maxed out in longevity and obviously kayfabe success, but they just don't have the legacy and impact of other teams, maybe another 20 years of looking back will be kinder to them.

1. The Road Warriors (Hawk and Animal)- 175 points

The only answer for number 1, as 🤯 said they were on a Hulk Hogan level of popularity when it came to tag teams. Their moniker even transcends to other sports like the 90's Philadelphia Flyers Legion Of Doom or the Seahawks Legion Of Boom. There was nothing like them when they came on the scene and inspired countless imitators from The Nasty Boys, to Demolition, to Sting and Ultimate Warrior, the Powers Of Pain and the list goes on. They were quite frightening when I first saw them during a special appearance on TBS  when they were still AWA tag team champs with Iron Man blaring and the mohawks and spikes. They were legendary squashers and these matches really made them feel invincible. They could work though and more than held help their end as rare faces in peril like in the Starrcade '87 match with the Horsemen, maybe the "best" match of their career. LOD went to nearly every territory as a travelling main event attraction so they were like the Andre The Giant of tag teams as well which no other team did. 

I could babble on and on but bottom line is they changed wrestling as a whole and started an entire genre of face painted babyfaces that also became big stars in their own right. Their name belongs right alongside the Hogans, Andres and Undertakers as one of the greatest attractions in the history of wrestling.

LOD is also, depending on the day my second or third favorite act in all of wrestling, no matter how much Baker changes the rules  .

Now the breakdown:

Kayfabe Success- 10 points
Working Ability/Versatility-  15 points
Longevity- 25 points
Drawing Power- 30 points
Legacy and Impact- 100 points

The Final Tally:

1. The Road Warriors (Hawk and Animal)- 175.00
2. The Fabulous Freebirds (Terry Gordy, Buddy Roberts, Michael Hayes, Jimmy Garvin)- 157.50
3. The Midnight Express (Randy Rose, Dennis Condrey, Norvell Austin, Bobby Eaton, Stan Lane)- 154.70
4. The Steiner Brothers (Rick and Scott)- 153.20
5. The Rock N' Roll Express (Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson)- 147.50
6. The Hardy Boyz (Matt and Jeff)- 146.65
7. The Funk Brothers (Terry and Dory jr.)- 146.25
8. The Wild Samoans (Afa and Sika)- 144.00
9. The Hart Foundation (Bret Hart and and Jim Neidhart)- 143.75
10. The Minnesota Wrecking Crew (Gene and Ole Anderson)- 142.25
11. The British Bulldogs (Dynamite Kid and Davey Boy Smith)- 139.75
12. The Dudley Boys (Bubba Ray and D-Von)- 135.00
13. Jumbo Tsuruta and Genichiro Tenryu- 135.00
14. Demolition (Ax, Smash and Crush)- 132.50
15. The Fabulous Kangaroos (Al Costello and Roy Heffernan)- 131.25
16. The Brisco Brothers (Jack and Jerry)- 129.00
17. Crusher and Dick The Bruiser- 127.25
18. Animal Combination (Stan Hansen and Bruiser Brody)- 126.75
19. The Brainbusters (Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard)- 122.15
20. The Rockers (Marty Jannetty and Shawn Michaels)- 122.00
21. The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane and Steve Keirn)- 121.75
22. The Outsiders (Scott Hall and Kevin Nash)- 121.50
23. Edge and Christian- 120.50
24. Mr. Fuji and Professor Tanaka- 118.50
25. The Valiant Brothers (Jimmy, Johnny and Jerry)- 116.85
26. The High Flyers (Greg Gagne and Jim Brunzell)- 116.75
27. The New Age Outlaws (Billy Gunn and Road Dogg)- 115.00
28. Nick Bockwinkel and Ray Stevens- 113.50
29. The Von Erichs (Kerry, Kevin and David)- 112.50
30. The Holy Demon Army (Toshiaki Kawada and Akira Taue)- 111.25
31. The Golden Grahams (Eddie and Jerry)- 108.50
32. The Briscoe Brothers (Jay and Mark)- 107.75
33. The Blonde Bombers (Pat Patterson and Ray Stevens)- 107.50
34. Harlem Heat (Booker T and Stevie Ray)- 102.25
35. The Tolos Brothers (Chris and John)- 101.50
36. The Kiwis/Sheepherders/Bushwackers (Luke Williams and Butch Miller)- 100.50
37. Mr. Fuji and Mr. Saito- 99.25
38. The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers and Bobby Fulton)- 98.10
39. The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags)- 97.90
40. The Blackjacks (Blackjack Mulligan and Blackjack Lanza)- 97.25
41. The Young Bucks (Nick and Matt Jackson)- 97.00
42. Team Wolf (Masa Chono and Hiroshi Tenzan)- 96.75
43. Burning (Kenta Kobashi and Jun Akiyama)- 96.15
44. The Fabulous Fargo Brothers (Jackie and Don)- 95.50
45. The Hollywood Blonds (Steve Austin and Brian Pillman)- 94.50
46. The Miracle-Violence Connection (Terry Gordy and Steve Williams)- 94.25
47. The Samoan Swat Team/Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu)- 94.15
48. Toshiaki Kawada and Mitsuharu Misawa- 89.00
49. Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood- 88.75
50. The Gangstas (New Jack and Mustafa Saed)- 87.00


Missed The Cut

Public Enemy (Rocco Rock and Johnny Grunge)
The Christy Brothers (Bobby and Jerry)
The US Express (Mike Rotundo and Barry Windham)
The Dynamic Duo (Gino Hernandez and Chris Adams)
The Bullet Club (Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson)
World's Greatest Tag Team (Charlie Haas and Shelton Benjamin)
Buddy Rose and Doug Somers
Bill Dundee and Jerry Lawler
The Bastiens (Red and Lou)
The Shield (Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Dean Ambrose)
The Vachons (Butcher and Mad Dog)
The East-West Connection (Jesse Ventura and Adrian Adonis)
The Eliminators (John Kronus and Perry Saturn)
Money Inc. (IRS and Ted DiBiase)
The Moondogs (Rex, Spot and King)
Strike Force (Tito Santana and Rick Martel)
The New Day (Kofi Kingston, Big E, Xavier Woods)
Owen Hart and Davey Boy Smith
The Usos (Jimmy and Jey)
Ted DiBiase and Steve Williams
Doom (Ron Simmons and Butch Reed)
Kings Of Wrestling (Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli)
The Powers Of Pain (Barbarian and Warlord)
The Hart Family (Bret and Keith)

Fun list once again UT, thanks for taking the plunge to do a true greatest countdown.