10 most monstrous tag teams: photos | WWE

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Slick paired up two of the biggest Superstars under his tutelage, The Big Boss Man and Akeem.

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He dubbed the titanic team The Twin Towers.

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From the mean streets of Chicago to the squared circle, The Road Warriors brought destruction everywhere they went.

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Hawk and Animal were the only tag team to hold championships in WWE, AWA and NWA.

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When Big Show and Kane teamed up, one thing was guaranteed - carnage.

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The two giants won the World Tag Team Titles in their first match as a team.

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Bobby "The Brain" Heenan tried to take out WWE's top Superstars with his monstrous team of Big John Studd and King Kong Bundy.

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The massive duo tried to prove that Andre the Giant was violating his suspension by competing under a mask as one of The Machines.

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They later set their sights on WWE Champion Hulk Hogan.

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Jimmy Hart brought Tugboat over to the dark side, pairing him up with the equally humongous Earthquake.

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Earthquake and the rechristened Typhoon, The Natural Disasters, wreaked havoc on WWE's tag team ranks in the early '90s.

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When Jimmy Hart ditched The Disasters for Money, Inc., Earthquake and Typhoon got retribution by taking their World Tag Team Titles.

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Rosey and Jamal, 3 Minute Warning, served as Eric Bischoff's attack dogs.

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Whenever the Raw GM was not entertained, 3 Minute Warning rushed the ring and steamrolled over whoever was in there.

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Mr. Fuji ditched Demolition to manage The Powers of Pain in 1988.

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Under the tutelage of the devious manager, The Warlord and The Barbarian tried to take the World Tag Team Titles from Ax and Smash.

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Though they did not succeed, The Powers of Pain still left their opponents in agony.