Thread: Heel/Face Tag Team
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Old 01-27-2009, 09:23 PM   #7
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But...Kane and Xpac were technically a heel/face tag team for a little while. Kane and Xpac were still a tag team when Xpac realigned with HHH and the Outlaws in late 99 to refrom DX.

Xpac, who was now heel, told face Kane that he'd try to get him into DX, but then they all beat him up and obviously it never happened.


A good example of a heel/face duo, not a tag team though, was HHH and Chyna in 1999. Chyna was working as a face against Jeff Jarret. At the exact same time she was a valet for heel HHH and used heel tactics.
So depending on the segment, she was both heel and face at the same time. Eventually they got on that, and broke her and HHH up.
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