There has been a slew of teams and stables who have debuted and disbanded over the past 10 years. Fans have witnessed grand gestures, terrorizing performances, and moments of ultimate brotherhood throughout the years.
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Tag teams are a massive part of WWE culture, but there is far more to being a great team than winning championships. It's about the grandeur, chemistry, and individuality that all wrestlers bring to the ring. As a new decade of teams is rising, this list will sift through and remember those that may have been forgotten in the 2010s.
10 The Hart Dynasty
The Hart Dynasty disbanded in November 2010 so they barely made the cut. The trio consisted of Tyson Kidd, David Hart Smith, and Natalya. This stable's family history and common training under Stu Hart created a bond that constantly pulled on heartstrings of their fans. They highlighted their connection to Bret Hart through their brief use of his entrance music sparking a sense of nostalgia throughout the crowds.
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Their name has changed over the years, they've weathered internal disputes, and fought to regain their championships side by side. Despite being disbanded at the start of the decade, The Hart Dynasty remains a worthy entry on this list of teams to remember.
9 Air Boom
This team created in 2011 is composed of Evan Bourne and Kofi Kingston, two competitors signed on the Raw Brand. Air Boom is a name given to them by fans after their signature suicide dives and simultaneous diving cross-bodies. Plus, it fit Evan "Air" Bourne and Kofi's Boom Drop move.
They managed to defend their Tag Team Titles from August 2011 through January 2012 thanks to finishers like Trouble in Paradise. Shortly after they lost their titles, the two continuously lost their matches and eventually disbanded. Despite their short reign as champions, Air Boom is still one of the most impressive teams of the 2010s.
8 American Alpha
Amateur wrestlers Jason Jordan and Chad Gable joined together in 2015 to create American Alpha. Regardless of debuting as a heel team, their quick rise to the top in NXT won over the hearts of fans. After emerging as the NXT Tag Team Champions, American Alpha was drafted to the SmackDown brand.
They then proceeded to become the SmackDown Tag Team Champions. Regardless of disbanding in shortly after in 2017, they still remain the only tag team to win the titles in NXT and SmackDown in the same year. American Alpha managed to make their mark on the decade, despite their short-lived career as a team.
7 Team Hell No
This team is an unlikely duo that was forged in the fires of hell. Over the course of the decade, these two superstars, Kane and Daniel Bryan created the infamous Team Hell No. Their comedic contributions to the sport along with their beloved anger management bits were fantastic.
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As unconventional as this team may seem, the opposing characters create a balanced dynamic for fans to indulge. Their originality, comedic relief, and overall dominance in the ring make them a team worth remembering.
6 The Corre
The Corre consisted of leader Wade Barrett and members Heath Slater, Justin Gabriel, and Ezekiel Jackson. After splitting from Nexus and joining Ezekiel, the stable became a rebel group remembered for their post-match attacks and brawls before a Royal Rumble match.
They remained together for six months in 2011 wherein they became Tag Team Champions. Things took a dark turn after WrestleMania XXVII and tensions began to grow as their losing streak continued and drama sparked between the members. Their blazing reign ended with a bang shortly after it began.
5 ShoMiz
Big Show and The Miz banded together in 2010 to create ShoMiz. They stayed together for four months where they won the Unified World Tag Team Championship. They would capture the crowd each time they stepped into the ring regardless of who they faced.
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However, their greatest show stopper was the massive knockout of The Miz delivered by Big Show which abruptly resulted in their disbanding. Despite being beaten by The Hart Dynasty, the ShoMiz paved their way throughout their short run.
4 LayCool
The two most entertaining divas of their rime, Layla and Michelle McCool teamed up to create the hottest tag team of the decade; LayCool. They have weathered rivalries such as their matches against Kelly Kelly and Tiffany.
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Their reign lasted from 2009 until 2011 where they became two of the fiercest and most entertaining divas to behold. As vain and narcissistic as they may have been, the LayCool girls were successful in leaving their mark on the decade.
3 The Dashing Ones
The Dashing Ones were a SmackDown based Tag Team consisting of heartthrobs Cody Rhodes and Drew Mclntyre. Debuting in September 2010, they quickly took the title from The Hart Dynasty and defended it shortly after, making a significant splash moments after they stepped into the light.
Not long after they lost to Nexus. They were unable to get a rematch and disbanded a few days after. They made themselves known seconds after debuting and managed to stay in the light long enough to make it to this list of teams to remember.
2 The Bella Twins
Former Diva Champions Brie and Nikki Bella debuted in 2007 as the tag team The Bella Twins. Despite their brief split in 2014, these divas have most;y stuck together. They were fun early on but were better during their second run following a 2013 return.
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With their "twin magic" and ruthlessness in the ring, these twins defined what it means to be tag team divas by perfectly marching the line of glam and grit. These pop culture icons have etched their names into the history of tag team wrestling.
1 RybAxel
RybAxel debuted during October 2013 and disbanded about a year later in November 2014. The foundation of Axel and Ryback's team was built on their mutual distaste for their manager Paul Heyman. Their brotherhood was put to the test as the majority of their early days were riddled with losses.
Through that trying time, they managed to prove that they were worthy of championships only to be deprived of it once again. RybAxel was a powerhouse most importantly remembered for their genuine friendship and brotherly bond.
