Thread: 10 Favorite Tag Teams Of All Time
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Old 03-20-2004, 03:14 AM   #40
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Rob: for me, and maybe him, when I started watching Seriously in 89-90, the Freebirds WERE Micheal Hayes and Jimmy Garvin. I didn't know about Terry Gordy and Buddy Roberts until later. Maybe he hasn't really seen many good matches with Roberts and Gordy. The funny/sad thing is: that era was a joke, but they had to keep flip/flopping the 'Birds heel and Face because when Hayes talked trash, the fans ate it up, and as a Face he couldn't, which pissed the fans off.

I'm surprised that I was the first to mention the Midnights (half of tag teams today were inspired by the Road Warriors/Legion of Doom, the other half were inspired by either the Midnight Express or the Rock n Roll Express.) Speaking of, It's a shame that I'm still the only one to mention the Rock n Roll Express...

Also, I didn't mention Powers of Pain or Demolition because they were both created to more or less leech off of the popularity of Hawk and Animal. In fact, I think I should have replaced Money Inc. with Hollywood Blondes, as Money Inc were more or less put together because of a diminishing tag scene...
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