Tag Team Divisions

airr233

The only DX video I saw was made in 1998 and it only showed matches from HBK, Triple H and Chyna.

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Blitzkrieg

I could have sworn there was a D-X video w/ The Outlaws and Pac doing crazy shit like the time they were dressed in fatigues and were bothering people outside of CNN.

grifter

i think they need to tag in a few more tag teams *lame*

but yeah - no big names around, i do like seing LOD.

kane and show are good - first tag team i can remember that really strike "fear", if you get what im trying to say. (they look big and mean and could really hurt people)

all the other tag teams are weak, not sure what they can do about it however.

grifter

WHY did they get rid of 3D!?

terrible move...

thabreaker

Hell yeah!! thats the only reason to watch them, is to see her. Melina is fine as hell dawg but dont tell my girl I said that. LOL

Mr. Kennedy

Blitz, I may be wrong but I don't think there has been a DX DVD, although I would buy one if they made it.

I thought it was a big mistake to release Team 3D, especially since the tag division was so weak at the time. The tag divisions on both shows have been improving, but they still aren't as good as they used to be.

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Y2J The King Of The World

The biggest mistake WWE's made is splitting up tag teams for no reason. Did the Bashams need to split? No. What the hell are either doing now? Doug's occasionally on Velocity, and Danny had a one-off appearance on Heat as a Raven wannabe. Same thing with Cade & Murdoch - apparently, they aren't teaming together anymore, though they have the same theme music and Titantron. Are either a credible threat in singles competition? Not at all.

I was impressed by the Gymini's debut on Smackdown this week. I also like the fact that they're paired with Simon Dean, since he's a heat machine who can add some manager-like comedic elements to their matches.

Ultimately, I am glad to see WWE at least showing some sort of attention to the tag division lately - it's still in sorry shape, as makeshift teams frequently destroy established teams, but at least they're addressing quantity first, then going for quality. I'd really like to see Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin team back up and take over the Raw tag scene - I mean, after all, what other team is even booked to look credible on that show besides the champs (who are just a temporary fix on their situation)? Still, they're finally moving in the right direction again, so let's be hopeful things continue to improve.