Post by The Genesis of KoOS on Mar 22, 2009 9:44:43 GMT -5
Los Guerreros managed to defeated the power team of Sting and Lex Luger. Today's challenge is from another classic version of the Midnight Express. Can the Guerreros overcome the challenge of a more seasoned tag team?
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Here it is, the official Wrestlecrap Better Tag Team competition. The same idea basically applies here. Vote for the team you felt is better. Remember, TAG TEAM, don't vote based on their abilities as singles wrestlers.
1. I took out the tie option, because there was not really any use for it. If you're really at a dilemma on who to vote for, flip a coin.
2. I thought about how to handle the Freebird rule where any two members of a group could tag team at any given time. At first, I was going to enter each pairing individually. Then at second thought, I decided to just enter the whole group as one tag team.
For example...
The Fabulous Freebirds (Roberts, Gordy, Hayes) are in as one tag team.
Another example of this would be the Spirit Squad since they had interchangeable tag team combos.
Likewise with the New Jersey Triad (DDP, Kanyon, Bigelow) and La Resistance.
However, separate versions of tag teams will be their own team. Take for example the Fabulous Freebirds consisting of Jimmy Garvin and Michael Hayes. They will have their own spot, likewise with the Eaton/Lane, Eaton/Condrey, and Condrey/Rose versions of the Midnight Express
3. I have not fully decided on this yet, but I'm thinking of instilling a rule called....*ding* "The Latino Perfect Angle Kid Rule" or L-PAK for short. That means if a team has successfully won 12 matches, then they will be retired and two whole new teams will duke it out. Like I said, I haven't decided yet, I will see how some of these teams fair before I make a decision.
So without further delay.....
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Los Guerreros
Major Titles Held:
WWE Tag Team Titles (2)
vs.
The Midnight Express (Eaton/Condrey)
Major Titles Held:
NWA World Tag Team Titles
Day 58: Los Guerreros def. The World's Greatest Tag Team (15-40)
Day 59: Los Guerreros def. Rob Van Dam and Kane (41-10)
Day 60: Los Guerreros def. Sting and Lex Luger (48-21)
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Here it is, the official Wrestlecrap Better Tag Team competition. The same idea basically applies here. Vote for the team you felt is better. Remember, TAG TEAM, don't vote based on their abilities as singles wrestlers.
1. I took out the tie option, because there was not really any use for it. If you're really at a dilemma on who to vote for, flip a coin.
2. I thought about how to handle the Freebird rule where any two members of a group could tag team at any given time. At first, I was going to enter each pairing individually. Then at second thought, I decided to just enter the whole group as one tag team.
For example...
The Fabulous Freebirds (Roberts, Gordy, Hayes) are in as one tag team.
Another example of this would be the Spirit Squad since they had interchangeable tag team combos.
Likewise with the New Jersey Triad (DDP, Kanyon, Bigelow) and La Resistance.
However, separate versions of tag teams will be their own team. Take for example the Fabulous Freebirds consisting of Jimmy Garvin and Michael Hayes. They will have their own spot, likewise with the Eaton/Lane, Eaton/Condrey, and Condrey/Rose versions of the Midnight Express
3. I have not fully decided on this yet, but I'm thinking of instilling a rule called....*ding* "The Latino Perfect Angle Kid Rule" or L-PAK for short. That means if a team has successfully won 12 matches, then they will be retired and two whole new teams will duke it out. Like I said, I haven't decided yet, I will see how some of these teams fair before I make a decision.
So without further delay.....
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Los Guerreros
Major Titles Held:
WWE Tag Team Titles (2)
vs.
The Midnight Express (Eaton/Condrey)
Major Titles Held:
NWA World Tag Team Titles
Day 58: Los Guerreros def. The World's Greatest Tag Team (15-40)
Day 59: Los Guerreros def. Rob Van Dam and Kane (41-10)
Day 60: Los Guerreros def. Sting and Lex Luger (48-21)
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