As we all know, Rock ‘n’ Wrestling have a proud and longstanding partnership between WWE and musical luminaries like Ray Charles, Alice Cooper, Ozzy Osbourne, Alter Bridge, Motorhead, Cyndi Lauper and the one and only Aretha Franklin. That history continues to this day as Heath Slater, Drew McIntyre and Jinder Mahal make, well, not exactly beautiful music together as the newly formed 3MB.

Actually, come to think of it, they haven’t even technically made ... music ... together, at all.

Right. Anyway ...

What can’t be denied is the presence felt in the wake of the numerous attacks (all on the rise) on Superstars, all administered by 3MB. It’s a presence that has the WWE Universe buzzing about what is, quite possibly, the strangest (faux) musical trio ever assembled inside (and maybe even outside) the squared circle.

RKO SteamDragon

One thing that makes the new group of 3MB so novel, interesting and dangerous, is that it is made up ofitsvariety of Superstars. Taking a cue from strange bedfellows Slater, Mahal and McIntyre, Randy Orton and Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat could form a power duo that spans both styles and eras.

The idea of taking one of the greats of the past and pairing him with one of today’s most dominant Superstars could give the WWE Universe a new tag team, a band unlike anything they have ever seen.

With the rock solid technique and experience of Steamboat and the ice-cold intensity and danger of Orton, this twosome would be a group not to be trifled with. They could overwhelm their competition and give any Superstar a feeling of defeat that he simply couldn’t fight anymore. One thing’s for sure, RKO SteamDragon would certainly give the WWE Universe an extensive catalogue of greatest “hits,” that they can enjoy again and again.

Woo Woo Woo Tang Clan

Shame on those who dare trifle with Zack Ryder and the Woo Woo Woo Tang Clan. Masters of both the 36 chambers and the art of rapping, these WWE Superstars can disarm opponents lyrically and physically with equal efficiency. Led by the ninja-MC skills of Zack Ryder (aka the ZRA), with Dolph Ziggler (the DZA), Santino (Ghostface Kobrah), Trent Barreta (Barretah Deck), Scott Stanford (U-Scott), Primo (Masta Backstabba) and posthumous contributions from John Morrison (JoMo-DB), the Woo Woo Woo Tang Clan is primed for a hostile takeover of the hypothetical WWE music scene. Needless to say, they ain’t nothin’ to front with.

Brogue Kick Murphys

Grab a pint, throw on your finest St. Paddy’s Day wear and get down to the stomping sounds of the Brogue Kick Murphys, WWE’s finest Celtic rock band. With World Heavyweight Champion Sheamus leading the charge and the father-son duo of Finlay and Hornswoggle singing backup, the Brogue Kick Murphys are the WWE Universe’s go-to for sing-alongs, bar fights and everything in between. Any and all critics who disparage the Brogue Kick Murphys will be met with a kick to the face (the last writer who decreed they were “out of touch with modern music” could only consume liquids for a month). All together now: LLLLLAAAAAAOOOOOOOOCCCCHHHHHHHH!!!!

Miz Khalifa

Combine the preening self-aggrandizing of The Awesome One with the towering swag of The Great Khali and you get Miz Khalifa, a two-man crew that brings both lyrical dynamism and physical presence to a WWE rap game starved for both. The duo can be depended on for pro-Cleveland sports anthems and earth-rattling club bangers in equal measures. We see Miz as more of the Biggie of this duo, with Khali handling Puffy’s old duties as hype man because let’s face it, nobody in their right mind would boo The Miz with The Punjabi Warrior backing him up. Awesome.

"No!" Doubt

Daniel Bryan & Kane have joined forces to form one of the most confrontational and argumentative tag teams in WWE history, Team Hell No. That hasn’t stopped the unlikely duo, however, from winning the WWE Tag Team Titles and making major waves in WWE.

As successful as they’ve been in their brief time together, the addition of a female voice to this peculiar group could make Team Hell No’s beautiful disharmony sound even better. That’s why the wild, assertive former General Manager of Raw — and ex of Daniel Bryan — AJ Lee, could make this a power trio and again prove that she is so much more than, as Gwen Stefani said, “just a girl.”

Booker T and the Electric Mayhem

The Muppets and WWE have had a special connection ever since the beloved puppets special guest starred on the Oct. 31, 2011, episode of Monday Night Raw. This bond could be taken to this next level if potential band front man Booker T, working primarily on lead vocals and keyboards, formed his own WWE band, inspired by The Electric Mayhem.

Just like 3MB incorporates Superstars from different backgrounds and walks of life, Booker could do the same with Beaker lookalike Sheamus on guitar and the always entertaining Hornswoggle playing some silky saxophone. And then, rocking the drums like he used to throttle is competition in WWE, The Animal, Batista. Keith Moon and Levon Helm wouldn’t have anything on the six-time World Champion, who would surely pound a snare, or a skull, with the absolute best of them.

Grand Funkadactyl Railroad

This one was a no-brainer, really. Along with Naomi and Cameron, Brodus Clay has been coming to your town and helping you party down, as only The Funkasaurus can, for months now. And the Superstar from Planet Funk shows no signs of stopping anytime soon, as WWE’s prehistoric playa always delivers a show — be it before, during or after his match.

The Little Jimmy Hendrix Experience

Too easy? Perhaps, but c’mon, we had to do it, mostly because “Little Jimmy Hendrix Experience” is just too good a pun to not use in a feature like this. But on a completely different level, it just doesn’t get any more psychedelic than a band with an invisible lead singer backed up by a sock puppet Cobra and a mop.

The Show Offspring

Never one to share the stage with anyone, The Show Offspring is unquestionably a one-man band, baby.

Get it? Show Offspring? Because Dolph Ziggler is The Showoff, you see, and there’s this band called — ya know what? Never mind. If you don’t get it, then you, kid, aren’t all right, so let some days go by because you’re definitely too young to attend a Show Offspring concert, anyway. If you’re wondering, though, what might be expected from such a show, here’s a little hint: It’ll be flashy, loud and the lead singer will be full of self-esteem.

Ezekiel Jackson Five

You probably know that Ezekiel Jackson is a former Intercontinental Champion. What you might not know, however, is that the massive Superstar is also The Personification of Disco Nation. Well, at least when it comes to this feature, he is. And just think about the deep tracks a Jackson-fronted (and backed-up since there are five of him) album could have.

Sure, The Prime Time Players might not think that Big Zeke’s got cuts, but what do those guys know, anyway? ( WATCH)

When you take on The Ezekiel Jackson 5, defeat comes as easy as 1 ... 2 ... 3.