The Mount Rushmore of Tag Team wrestling! Choose your 4.....

warriors
harts
steiners
bulldogs

I came onto the wrestling scene in the late 90s so off the bat ill say I don’t have as much of a connection to some of the classic teams like Demolition as others on here might.

1. Road Warriors
2. The Hart Foundation
3. The Steiners
4. The Hardy Boyz (this one was tough but I had to look at longevity, they’ve pretty much been a team for over 30 years and always left lasting memories)

Interesting stuff so far....

LOD/Road Warriors
Arn & Tully
Hart Foundation
Demolition

In order of importance:
Road Warriors
Steiners
Bulldogs
Hart Foundation,

Harts
Warriors
Demolition
Steiners

HM to the Bulldogs

#1- Steiner Brothers- Much like LOD they dominated every company they went to. However unlike the LOD the Steiners could actually work a match. If you wanted to have them brawl against Doom or work 30mins against Money Inc, they could do it.

#2- Legion of Doom- All their accomplishments they have to be right at the top. As I stated above though the only thing that separates them from #1 is the fact they really werent great workers.

#3- Anderson/Blanchard- Two guys who I feel can be put right at the top with the previous two mentioned. The only downfall this team has IMO is longevity. They were the top team in NWA and WWF during their run but their tenure only lasted a little over 2 years. I would have loved to seen a stint with them in NJPW or AJPW like the previous two teams received.

#4- Rock n Roll Express- Unlike the other 5 listed (with the exception of the Hardy Boyz) RnR Express has a lot of success in multiple companies. While teams like Hart Foundation, Demolition, E&C all had their runs, they were all under one banner and with one set of titles. The Hardys have had a lot of success in other companies as well but the fact that tag team wrestling doesnt have the depth or quality in their period like the RnR Express did lets me give the nod to them. I think RnR could have been higher on the list but never holding the "big one" (WWF Tag) does need to count against them. However you cant ignore their success with titles in NWA, SMW, AWA, USWA and Mid South among other territories.

Road Warriors
Rock & Roll Express

These are always my 1 and 2 in these kind of lists. Hawk and Animal were such a different, unique presentation when they broke through. They caught your attention and made you seriously think these guys were legit monsters.

Rock & Roll helped define tag team wrestling forever. They didn't invent the face in peril spot, but they sure as hell perfected it. It is called "Playing Ricky Morton" for a reason. I don't think any team was ever as over as these guys were.

Arn & Tully

Probbaly 2 of the smoothest technicians in history. And they transitioned well. Remember, in the Original Horsemen, Arn and Ole were the tag team and Tully the mid-card title guy. Ole quits, They bring in Luger, and suddenly, the team is Arn and Tully and no one really noticed. The reason? They were that damn good from the get go.

Edge & Christian

They don't get the acclaim that the Dudleys and Hardys do for their era, but I always thought they were by far the superior team. The Hardy may have been flashier and the Dudleys had the ECW love, but Edge and Christian were the better team and superior wrestlers.


British Bulldogs get the HM here. Their run was cut short, so they don't get the acclaim their rivals The Hart Foundation do. Davey and Dynamite were so much fun to watch and fit perfectly in the mid-80's WWF boom.

some great points being made about the R&R Express here.....excellent stuff.