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1. Once considered a rising superstar in the industry, Latin heartthrob Al Perez actually got his big break in Mid South in a tag team. The team was called "The Wildcats" and they even held the Mid South Tag Team Titles in 1985. Who was Perez's partner?
2. One of the wrestling industry's biggest stars of the 1990s, Scott Hall actually began his career in a tag team. In late 1984 Hall was paired with Dan Spivey in the NWA in a duo that wore furry boots and masks. What was that team?
3. This duo had a very brief stint in the WWE in the summer and fall of 2006 where they were managed by the lovely Michelle McCool. Their big highlight was defeating WWE Tag Team Champions Brian Kendrick and Paul London in a non title match on Smackdown. Who was this duo?
4. Sometimes two completely different tag teams in different promotions with use the same name at different times. In 1988, Lex Luger formed a short lived tag team with Barry Windham that eventually won the NWA Tag Team Titles. In late 1988 in the WWF Slick paired Akeem and The Big Boss Man together in hopes of winning the WWF Tag Team Titles. What were both these teams called?
5. In the fall of 2006 weekly vignettes began to be shown on WWE telecasts, hyping the arrival of this street wise, street smart team. What was the name of this team which lived "The Thug Lifetsyle"?
6. In 1983, the album "Thriller" by Michael Jackson was the biggest pop culture rage. In an attempt to piggy back that success Koko B. Ware and Norvell Austin donned white, speckled gloves and red leather jackets in a tag team. What was that duo called?
7. In early 1988, a young manager named Diamond Dallas Page paired Pat Tanaka and Paul Diamond together in the AWA and called them Badd Company. Around the same time in the Stampede territory there was a duo which called themselves Bad Company, note the spelling difference. Who was this duo?
8. In 1995, ECW Head Paul Heyman decided to sign a relatively unknown tag team made up of John Kronus and Perry Saturn and push them to the moon. The duo solidified Heyman's faith in them by becoming an exciting and revolutionary tag team. What were they known as?
9. One of the most successful tag teams of the 1990s was without a doubt Stevie Ray and Booker T, The Harlem Heat. The duo arrived in WCW in the summer of 1993 and were managed by Colonel Robert Parker. Although they were called Harlem Heat, their individual names were different. What were they?
10. After a run as a member of Paul Jones "Army" in 1986 - 1987, the late Pez Whatley aka Shaska Whatley formed a tag team with Tiger Conway Junior. What was this spiffy duo called?
11. One of the biggest upsets of all time happened on September 29, 1985 when the almost unbeatable Road Warriors were defeated for the AWA Tag Team Titles. What duo defeated Animal and Hawk on this night?
12. This rather offensive duo got their start in the AWA in 1987 where they challenged The Midnight Rockers for the AWA Tag Team Titles. They are much better remembered for their stints in the WWF and WCW where the won each promotions Tag Team Titles. Who was this team?
13. In early 1984 General Skandor Akbar brought a masked team called The Super Destroyers to WCCW. The duo actually were brothers who would have a successful stint in the AWA from 1985-1987. What was that team known as?
14. This team were among the last batch of wrestlers to be trained by Verne Gagne in his famed training camp. The duo won the AWA Tag Team Titles in 1989 and later had a two year stint in the WWF. What was the team called in the AWA?
15. On August 24, 1985, Barry Windham and Mike Rotundo were defeated for the WWF Tag Team Titles by a duo that called itself "The Dream Team". Who were the original members of "The Dream Team"?
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