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Tag team wrestling has long been a staple of the wrestling industry. Many legendary tag teams have emerged throughout history, from teams like the Minnesota Wrecking Crew to the Bruiser and the Crusher, even to modern teams like Edge and Christian.This list is focusing on tag teams starting in the '80s and working through to the modern era. Many will likely disagree with this list, but that is the beauty of something like this. So sit back, enjoy and feel free to debate over who should/shouldn't be considered in the top 10.Begin Slideshow

In the history of professional wrestling, many groups or ‘stables’ have come and gone. Many of them had short term effect on the industry, such as “Disciples of Apocalypse” and “Los Boricuas”. Most every wrestling fan has heard of “D-Generation X” or “The Four Horsemen”; two stables that were and still are spoken highly of from both fans and the wrestling industry as a whole. There is one faction however that was able to make such a strong impact that it was able to almost single handedly carry a promotion for years and at that same time was able to ...

WrestleMania season is upon us. The road to the “night of the immortals” has begun. While WWE has been building up what seems to be a very solid card for the big event, as well as some exciting moments on television, it has also shown off everything that is wrong with the current product. With almost every big angle and surprise, WWE shows off another big weakness in a way that makes this one of the riskiest WrestleManias of all time.On the final Raw leading up to the Elimination Chamber, The Rock made his return to WWE after a seven-year ...

I have seen a lot of changes take place in the wrestling world over the years. I’ve sat in front of my television and witnessed greats come and go; promotions thrive and then die all doing their best to contribute to the wrestling business. The wrestling industry today is over-analyzed and over-criticized by the same people who grew up in awe of wrestlers such as Andre The Giant, The Ultimate Warrior, Hulk Hogan and countless others. Rather than offer up another modified copy of an article that has probably been posted and read enough times to make us all want to pull ...

The wrestling industry has fallen on hard times. After the boom in popularity that took place during the 90s, wrestling has seemed to be in the midst of a slow decline. Many of the fans who surfaced during the era known as the Monday Night War have since given up on a product that has, in the eyes of many, grown stale and boring. What happened to put the business on the dismal path that it now seems to be heading down?The WWE purchased World Championship Wrestling in 2001 and it seemed as though the company was now on top of the ...