How good were they like heels?

The best tag team WWE History usually has a long enough run to have a stint in both the roles of the face and heel. Most teams are better on one side than the others, but a considerable number of teams do well on both. The heel side is usually more enjoyable as wrestlers loosen up and take risks to get booed.

Certain teams have the skills to provide entertainment as bad guys and make the audience invest in their characters. WWE’s long history featured the next teams in the company’s history overall: Each is ranked and compared to each other based on heel execution.

10

Hardy Boys

Rating as a heel tag team: 4/10

Matt and Jeff Hardy have gathered a number of stints in WWE over the years as a legacy team. Fans fell in love with the Hardy Boys, playing the ultimate babyface duo of the attitude era, and retained the same fan loyalty with each WWE reunion.

The only heel stint in WWE came in the early years before they were established. Gangrell managed Hardy to replace Edge and Christian as new broods, but they lacked the heel role to ensure face turns.

9

what

Rating as a heel tag team: 5/10

The origins of the APA tag team are that Faarooq and Bradshaw have become members of The Undertaker’s Ministry of Darkness Group. WWE placed intimidating wrestlers around Undertaker to make his new character feel horribly reliable.

The APA did a solid job in that role, but they had a lower ceiling because the law wasn’t designed to enhance them. The face turn after the Ministry of Darkness ended led the APA to become a standout performer in the tag team division and to achieve greater success.

8

The outlaw of the new age

Rating as a heel tag team: 7/10

Road Dogg and Billy Gunn met as heels to form the New Age Outlaws Tag Team. This chemistry has overcome the role of a villain by providing them with impressive comedy moments.

Some strong victories over the Destiny Legion made them an established, reliable heel team. However, things got better after New Age outlaw joined D-Generation X and turned his face a few months later for his biggest run at Top Act.

7

Dudley Boys

Rating as a heel tag team: 8/10

It’s hard to find flaws in the Dudley Boys game as a legendary tag team that thrived with multiple promotions. Bubba Ray and D-Von joined WWE with a reputation as being one of the best heel teams in the entire industry, based on their ECW work.

The Dudley Boys did well in WWE like heels, but fans enjoyed it more with the role of face. Both members using the table have won pop and stronger fan love towards the end of the original heel run. Face Turn made them the top team for years as legacy law.

6

USOS

Rating as a heel tag team: 8/10

Jey and Jimmy Uso’s real-life brother Tag team were together to be signed as a WWE duo. Most fans have forgotten that USOS debuted as a heel along with Tamina.

Heel turns during the mid-2010 brand split undoubtedly reinvented USOS for their best tag team runs. The heels of Bloodline Era working with the Roman reign made them part of the legendary storyline and even became the main event for the Wrestlemania tag team, which is rare as heels.

5

MNM

Rating as a heel tag team: 8.5/10

Johnny Nitro, aka John Morrison and Joey Mercury, formed an impressive team in WWE’s then-disciplined development area OVW, with Melina as manager. MNM played his heels more obsessed with fame and paparazzi than wrestling.

I quickly got over the trio law as I was called to the main roster. Melina became one of the top female stars on the roster, and Morrison and Mercury tandem had a strong tag title reign. MNM played the heels and was extremely successful until Mercury violated its wellness policy.

4

Dismantling

Rating as a heel tag team: 9/10

The demolition felt like the first truly dominant tag team of the Golden era. Ax and Smash were representing the dismantling in a few glorious years before finally adding a crash towards the end of their run.

WWE pushed the demolition hard by defeating all the major babyface teams and building control. Fuji’s Management helped add to the heel character as he played the hated manager who promoted many stars.

3

Heart Foundation

Rating as a heel tag team: 9/10

Brett Hart and Jim Nadart broke out together as the Heart Foundation tag team managed by Jimmy Hart. All three came together by playing a haughty, arrogant, hated character who blended his skill sets for one impressive heel action.

Their Run’s villainous branch featured the Heart Foundation, which dominated the tag division and has many important victories. When Vince McMahon began prioritizing the next big singles star, Brett’s character turning face ended his heels.

2

New day

Rating as a heel tag team: 10/10

The new day excelled in both face and heel roles throughout his historic run in WWE. Kofi Kingston, Big E, and Xavier Woods initially turned their heels and struggled as faces until they quickly became the hottest tag method of years.

New Day began reigning their record set tag titles as their fans turned their heels and organically faces as they loved them. However, multiple heeled stints, including a recent turn that kicks a big E from the team, added that they are legendary tag acts together.

1

Edge & Christian

Rating as a heel tag team: 10/10

Edge and Christian became synonymous together after several years together as a respected team. I got over the attitude era by characterising edge and Christian behavior, showing off my personality and standing out as a character.

The hilarious behind the scenes segments and promotions felt Edge and Christian were must-see performers for the Heel character. The incredible three-team rivalry between the Hardy Boys and Dudley Boys starting the TLC match saw Edge and Christian win every big match as heel.