Tag Teams You Enjoy Just Because They Were an Actual Team

[KAMALARAMBO: BOOMSHAKALAKA!!!]

I'm not sure if anyone else is like this, but some tag teams I'm not really big on, but still appreciate just because they make the effort to come off as a team rather than just singles wrestlers thrown together. For instance, while I didn't really like them I appreciated that La Resistance actually made the effort to come off as a team. Unfortunately, this may have been their downfall as singles performers. After the team broke up and Renee Dupree disappeared, Sylvain Grenier had a gimmick vagulely reminiscent of La Resistance that went nowhere and the less said about Rob Conway's "just look at me" repackaging the better.

[JTG Fan]

I get what you're saying, and I agree. Deuce n Domino may have sucked but damnit they were a TEAM.

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Edge and Mysterio.

[Clash, Never a Meter Maid]

Eh. to me the moment two guys team up, they're an actual team by default. Primarily singles competitors have been getting together and winning tag gold since forever, so to me Team Hell No is just as much a traditional tag team as the Road Warriors were.

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Justin Gabriel as a singles wrestler has never inspired much reaction from me, but his teams with Heath Slater and Tyson Kidd were damn good.

[angryfan]

I see it as you can put two singles perfomers together and they "gel" as a team. Dusty and Dick Murdoch back in the day, the NAO for a more modern example. They weren't always a team, they were put together and something clicked.

Bubba and Devon, they were feuding before Bubba's turn and they formed a team because they were fighting the same people. They had something special and ran with it. I'd say it worked well.

Team Hell No fits in that regard.

Then you've got two guys who are brought in as a team just because a tag team is needed, and it doesn't work or they don't go anywhere. They have no chemistry.

Hell Rock and Foley were a "throw together" that clicked. They had that something that all good tag teams do. They could play off of eachother and function as a unit.

[Magic knows Black Lives Matter]

I was never big on the Rhodes Scholars but I liked that they often refereed to their partner as their "best friend." That's how it should be, damn it!

[Instant Classic]

Primo and Epico, wasn't fans but a good team they were. Los Matadores, dislike them, but eh.

[dudebusterfan91]

the Dudebusters were a fun team that never got a real chance in the wwe

[Brood Lone Wolf Funker]

I was a minor fan of Bray and Brodie while they were both singles wrestlers but once they Wyatt family formed and rid of Cottonwood I became a big fan of both of them.

[Injustice45]

The Hardy Boyz, The Dudley Boyz, Edge and Christian, and Team Hell No.

[Hit Girl]

High Energy

[ededdneddy]

The Mean Street Posse
Too Cool

[DZ: WF Legacy]

Kenny Dykstra and Johnny Nitro. Kenny wore matching color tights and a red fur...thing...around his neck right before this trailblazing duo split. At least he tried, dammit!

[gladstone]

Demolition
The Nasty Boys
The Bushwhackers
The Headbangers

Not my favorites list or anything, but they were all legit tag teams that nobody will remember as singles stars. Except for Repo Man and Chaz.

[JTG Fan]

I believed in McGilliCurty

["I'm Batman..."]

The Road Warriors

[fw91]

too cool

[FinalGwen]

I really liked Otunga/McGillicutty because they actually tried to do innovative double team stuff rather than the same old tired spots every other team did, and it made them feel more genuinely like a unit. Same reason the Real Americans impress me so much.

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

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Never forget.