NFT: Mount Rushmore of Wrestling Tag Team Duos

Dudleyz
Hardy Boyz
Hart Foundation
Road Warriors

Undertaker and Kane

It's so sad what happened to wrestling. All these great tag teams from the past and now we're left with Nattie and that other lady (cannot think of her name) as tag team champions. Haha. Joke.

In comment 15283999 Matt M. said:

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Usually lost, but some good shows from Tito Santana and Tony Garrea.

sorry, not Tito. Ricky Steamboat I think

2 - The Hart Foundation
3 - Demolition
4 - The Natural Disasters

Sheik and Volkoff in the golden era.

The Usos and the New Day are pretty great. They had an awesome rivalry through many matches including a tag team hell in a cell.

There’s a lot of good tag wrestling in NXT.

I hate the Young Bucks.

when there was still some shadow of a doubt what was real and what wasn't - not that it wasn't predetermined finishes - my opinion would be based on who were main event box office guys memorable wrestlers

1. The Road Warriors - NWA
2. Bockwinkel & Stevens
3. Tully Blanchard & Arn Anderson - NWA
4. Midnight/Rock & Roll Express - all five of them

As far as single wrestlers go same criteria the guys who sold the tickets and put on the best shows

1. Steve Austin
2. Ric Flair
3. Hogan
4. Bruno

Honorable Mention: The Rock, Harley Race, Dusty Rhodes, Bret Hart, Randy Savage, Terry Funk, Jerry Lawler

2. Dudley Boys
3. Hardy Boys
4. The Hart Foundation
5. Harlem Heat

In comment 15284519 arniefez said:

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when there was still some shadow of a doubt what was real and what wasn't - not that it wasn't predetermined finishes - my opinion would be based on who were main event box office guys memorable wrestlers 1. The Road Warriors - NWA 2. Bockwinkel & Stevens 3. Tully Blanchard & Arn Anderson - NWA 4. Midnight/Rock & Roll Express - all five of them As far as single wrestlers go same criteria the guys who sold the tickets and put on the best shows 1. Steve Austin 2. Ric Flair 3. Hogan 4. Bruno Honorable Mention: The Rock, Harley Race, Dusty Rhodes, Bret Hart, Randy Savage, Terry Funk, Jerry Lawler

My singles would be Austin, Mick Foley, Shawn Michaels, and Bret Hart. In the ring, on the mic, as face or heel, those guys all brought it in every facet.

1. The Hardy Boyz
2. Demolition
3. Legion of Doom
4. The New Age Outlaws