In the featherweight division.

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Don't take it personally.

I didn't appreciate Buddy when i was a kid. Bam Bam and PS were the main 2 for me. But as I got older and rewatched some of the stuff you could see how good Buddy was. Adding Jimmy Garvin was a disgrace.

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Yeah as far in ring goes Gordy was definitely the man of the team

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Just chillin' like Garret Quillin.

It’s a fun topic because there’s so many categories of “great” tag team. I’ve always been partial to The Outsiders just because Hall and Nash were so dominant, especially on N64 WCW games. Really though, if your finishing move doesn’t require both wrestlers, you’re not a true tag team so sorry Outsiders and Megapowers. I can still hear the Midnight Express’ cheezy 80s synth theme, the old UWF had some great teams.

Mid to Late 80's The Mid South/UWF was my favorite federation. Then they merged with NWA and lost a little of their luster

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The Rockers.

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-- source

Yep

Also:
The Midnight Express
Tully and Arn
Ole and Arn
The Rock and Roll Express
The Hart Foundation
The Good Brothers
The Revival
The Impact Players
Lawler and Dundee

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Please go play in traffic on Harlem during rush hour.

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When I am stuck and need to figure something out I always remember the Immortal words of Socrates when he said:"I just drank what?"

American Males
American Males
American Males
American Males
American Males
American Males
American Males

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I always liked Strike Force and Arn/Tully

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Sherman remarked, "Well, Grant, we've had the devil's own day, haven't we?" Grant looked up. "Yes," he replied, followed by a puff. "Yes. Lick 'em tomorrow, though."

Christ, how many terrible tag teams did they throw Marcus Bagwell in to? And then he becomes Buff Bagwell and gets a bigger push. Most overrated wrestler of my lifetime.

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No love for Greg Gagne and Jumping Jim Brunzell?

Or how about the Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff?

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AKA The Sheepherders!

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Don't take it personally.

You get the impression he was supposed to be their answer to Shawn Michaels and be a big heartthrob to big southern women. Two small problems:

1) Shawn Michaels was one of the best in-ring guys of all time and Buff Bagwell was, uh, well, not

2) Michaels could get on a mic and draw heat as well as anyone at the time. Buff Bagwell, on the other hand, wore a top hat.

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Yeah...didn’t think about Volkoff and Sheik last night.

Fuck Greg Gagne.

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Ming and The Barbarian

Yep.

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East West Connection (Ventura/Adonis) vs The High Flyers (Gagne/Brunzell) used to be entertaining with Brunzell and Adonis taking bumps all interrupted by Gagne and Ventura filling the rest of the match with "rest holds". However, the Road Warriors were the first team that used entrance music to pop the crowd. Verne stumbled upon a ton of young talent, but never used most of the guys correctly which allowed Vince to swoop in and grab most of his home grown talent.

Can I ask why no mention for Demolition yet or at least didn't see it.

Ugh

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Because they are not in the conversation for best tag team of all time.

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

Let's be honest. Vince wanted The Road Warriors. Vince couldn't get them. So, Demolition. Then Vince got the Road Warriors. Hence, Repo Man.

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Exactly.

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"He is a loathsome, offensive brute
--yet I can't look away."

1. Dusty Rhodes/ Dick Murdoch
2 Stan Hanson/Bruise Brody
3. Crusher/Bruiser
4. Bockwinkle/Stevens
5. Arn Anderson/Ole Anderson

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"I give you my word as a Biden"

I use to love watching the Steiner Brothers.

The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkof

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Dick The Bruiser and The Crusher

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The Barbarian was in a great tag team, but it was not when he was with Meng in WCW. Back in his WWF days, The Barbarian was tag teamed with the Warload, called The Powers of Pain.