Legends of Wrestling Part 3: Tag Teams Quiz

Answer: Hart Foundation

They defeated The Hart Foundation in their "Wrestlemania" debut in 1991. They used a biker's helmet to assist them in winning. They lost the belts to the Road Warriors that same year. They had many feuds in that company and took on anyone that wanted a fight.

They went on to World Championship Wrestling and had some great brawls with Public Enemy and even Cactus Jack. They used disgusting moves to help win their matches. One that stands out, was the Pit Stop where one member of the Nasty Boys put their opponents face in to the other one's armpit.

Answer: Tito Santana

The British Bulldogs used to bring their dog Matilda to the ring during every match. Dynamite Kid influenced Chris Benoit. Some of Benoit's moves were invented by Dynamite Kid such as the Snap Suplex and Flying Headbutt. Dynamite took so much abuse during his wrestling career that he is confined to a wheelchair. Also when Mick Foley started out wrestling he had a try out match for Vince McMahon under the name Jack Foley.

He teamed with another individual to face the Bulldogs. Dynamite clotheslined him so hard that he got a concussion.

Answer: Smokey Mountain Wrestling

The Rock and Roll Express defended these belts against the Heavenly Bodies at the 1993 "Survivor Series." They lost the belts to the Heavinly Bodies that night. Their names were Robert Gibson and Ricky Morton. The Rock and Roll Express are well known for their high flying moves, and helped paved the way for more tag team high flyers. You know these other teams such as the Rockers and Hardy Boys.

They have held many tag team titles in different federations. After a while they wrestled frequently in the independent promotions.

Answer: Wrestlemania 5

They were taking on the Brainbusters. Tito Santana did his signature move, the Flying Forearm, and accidentally hit Martel. Martel was upset over this and walked out on Tito. Tito was left by himself and they lost the tag team title. Rick Martel would go on to have a good singles run as one of the most hated individuals.

He never held any gold with World Wrestling Entertainment. He did hold the World Championship Wrestling Televison Title. Tito was already a former Intercontinental Champion before he ever teamed with Martel. Tito would also have a good singles run but left the company in 1994.

Answer: Scott

These guys both wrestled for the University of Michigan. They are former WWF Tag Team Champions and WCW Tag Team Champions. Rick eventually retired and Scott went on to become a successful singles star. He won the WCW Heavyweight title and lost it to Booker T on the last editon of "Nitro".

Answer: Putting on masks and switching places

They came to the rings not wearing masks. Then as the match went on they would put the masks on and confuse their opponents as to who was the legal man in the ring. That team consisted of Jumping Jim Brunzel and B. Brian Blair. Brunzel stuck around the WWF for a while in the early 1990s and wrestled as a jobber.

The team never held any major titles but did wrestle frequently. The Killer Bees will go down in history as one of WWF's weirdest gimmicks.

Answer: Smackdown

The Dudleys debuted and attacked Bradshaw and Farooq. They wrestled in many table matches and tables, ladders and chairs matches. When they were in Extreme Championship Wrestling they had a large group of Dudleys. There was Sign Guy Dudley, Big Dick Dudley (who passed away), and Joel Gertner. Dudley's were known for their infamous promos.

The fans were on the verge of rioting because of some of the remarks they said. They've had beer thrown in their faces and people would spit on them. It wasn't censored like World Wrestling Entertainment.

They were very extreme.

Answer: Nasty Boys

Both teams used trash cans, chairs, and tables. Nasty Boys came out victorious after Rocco Rock went through a table. Public Enemy was the first team to put people through tables. They were putting people through tables before the Dudley's did. They wrestled in Extreme Championship Wrestling and feuded against the Eliminators and the Gangsters.

They had a brief run with World Wrestling Entertainment but it lasted only a short time. Public Enemy were very popular with World Championship Wrestling. Ted Petty who wrestled as Rocco Rock passed away during a match he was having.

He collapsed in the ring and was pronounced dead a short time later. Johnny Grunge wrestled a memorial show for him a few years later. Petty also trained Hugh Morris who was an active wrestler in World Championship Wrestling and World Wrestling Entertainment.

Answer: Kane and Rob Van Dam

The Road Warriors wrestled Kane and Rob Van Dam and lost in a short amount of time. A few weeks later Hawk would pass away. There was incident where the Road Warriors would double team Dusty Rhodes and use their shoulder pad spikes to carve his head open.

They feuded with everyone they could possibly feud with such as Demoiltion, Harlem Heat, Godwins, Natural Disasters, Public Enemy, and Nasty Boys. After Hawk passed the Dudleys payed a very nice tribute to them on "RAW." They had Hawk on their arm bands and used The Doomsday Device which was their finishing move. Before they did it they pointed to the Heavens and honored that falling superstar. You may not know about the team but if you could remember one thing it is Hawk's final words in every promo.

It also describes the feeling you got when you watch this team perform. This is for you Hawk: "OOOOOOOOHHH WHAT A RUSH!"

Answer: Demolition

Hart Foundation won this match. It was a 2 out of 3 Falls Match. They won after an assist from the Road Warriors. Demolition were using some dirty tactics to win. Hart Foundation was very popular even as heels. They had great feuds with Demolition, Brain Busters, and British Bulldogs.

The late 1990 version of the Hart Foundation consisted of Bret and Owen Hart, British Bulldog, Jim Neidhardt, and Brian Pillman. They mainly feuded with Stone Cold Steve Austin, Road Warriors, Ken Shamrock and Golddust.