Who do you Prefer: Week 8 - The Road Warriors vs The Dudleyz

Gerard.C

Week One - Stone Cold (49) b Ric Flair (5)
Week Two - The Rock (44) b Shawn Michaels (40)
Week Three - The Undertaker (36) drew with Bret Hart (36)
Week Four - Chris Jericho (58) b Rey Mysterio (7)
Week Five - Hulk Hogan (37) drew with Chris Benoit (37)
Week Six - Triple H (32) b John Cena (25)
Week Seven - Randy Savage (30) b Randy Orton (19)

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In a rush this week, going to the Saw Doctors in Clonmel in a while. Vote away!

Handsome Bob

Even though I digged The Road Warriors, I'm gonna have to go with the Dudley Boys. Get the tables!

Fozzy

Road Warriors by a country mile. A much more successful and entertaining team

Trail_Blazer

I went with the Dudley Boyz. Far more entertaining, and way cooler gimmick.

grames_bond

i really did like the road warriors but i went with the dudleyz on this one! the chat of "D-VON...GET THE TABLES" will always resonate with me! always liked them!

smilerf

now this is a hard one.
i'm going to have to go with the dudleys purely because they had more charisma and way better mic skills

smilerf

Gerard.C wrote: »

Week One - Stone Cold (49) b Ric Flair (5)
Week Two - The Rock (44) b Shawn Michaels (40)
Week Three - The Undertaker (36) drew with Bret Hart (36)
Week Four - Chris Jericho (58) b Rey Mysterio (7)
Week Five - Hulk Hogan (37) drew with Chris Benoit (37)
Week Six - Triple H (32) b John Cena (25)
Week Seven - Randy Savage (30) b Randy Orton (19)

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In a rush this week, going to the Saw Doctors in Clonmel in a while. Vote away!

are ya from around. im from carrick

michael.etc...

Road Warriors for me. They had a mystique about them that the Dudleys never had. Plus, some of their stuff overseas was incredible, and the gimmick was just ungodly.

Always preferred both teams in small doses though.

Machismo Fan

I'm going for 3D mainly due to how damn awesome they were to see live. Their interactiveness with the crowd is second to very few whether face or heel. Plus their work this year with Beer Money when they're supposedly well past their prime was outstanding.

Riddle101

Dudley Boyz, they were around during WWE's Golden Age of Tag Teams, that being E&C, Hardyz, APA and dare i say it Too Cool. They were also part of three legendary TLC matches and have held the Tag Titles of WWE,ECW and WCW as well as TNA even though WCW was owned by WWE when they won the WCW Tag Title. As well as that they're my favourite tag team of all time.

flahavaj

Wouldn't be a huge fan of either, but Road Warriors were a much bigger deal than the Dudleyz could ever dream to be so they get my vote.

flahavaj

Riddle101 wrote: »

Dudley Boyz, they were around during WWE's Golden Age of Tag Teams, that being E&C, Hardyz, APA and dare i say it Too Cool. They were also part of three legendary TLC matches and have held the Tag Titles of WWE,ECW and WCW as well as TNA even though WCW was owned by WWE when they won the WCW Tag Title. As well as that they're my favourite tag team of all time.

1980's, surely.

Rockers, Hart Foundation, Arn/Tully, Demos et al.

Cactus Col

Have to go with the Dudleyz. I do remember loving the legion of doom as a kid, but a lot of their matches were quite boring.

Being a main event level tag team is something that is a lot harder to achieve in the modern game then it ever was in the Road Warrior days.

JP Liz

Whassup def the Dudley Boyz for me

Penn

I'm going to have to go with the Dudleys too. Haven't seen much of their work in TNA, but I always liked them as a team in the WWF from 2000-2002. Buh-Buhs fascination with putting women through tables, their work in the TLC matches, the 3D. A great team I always thought

geeky

Gonna go with the Dudleys. I liked the Road Warriors, but their matches just didn't make me pop like 'D-Von - Get the Tables!'

Gerard.C

smilerf wrote: »

are ya from around. im from carrick

Just outside Clonmel lad, if you were at the show let us know in Off Topic Banter

bigeasyeah

Road Warriors all the way,truly intimidating.

Shaneomac

Riddle101 wrote: »

Dudley Boyz, they were around during WWE's Golden Age of Tag Teams, that being E&C, Hardyz, APA and dare i say it Too Cool. They were also part of three legendary TLC matches and have held the Tag Titles of WWE,ECW and WCW as well as TNA even though WCW was owned by WWE when they won the WCW Tag Title. As well as that they're my favourite tag team of all time.

The golden age of tag teams was the 80s.

Shaneomac

geeky wrote: »

Gonna go with the Dudleys. I liked the Road Warriors, but their matches just didn't make me pop like 'D-Von - Get the Tables!'

I always thought the doomsday device got a similar sort of pop

Mr.Nice Guy

Shaneomac wrote: »

The golden age of tag teams was the 80s.

That's debatable. I'm not sure I'd rather watch an 80s tag match than TLC 2 for example.

Riddle101

flahavaj wrote: »

1980's, surely.

Rockers, Hart Foundation, Arn/Tully, Demos et al.

Shaneomac wrote: »

The golden age of tag teams was the 80s.

True the 80's was a good time for Tag Teams as well. But with Teams like The Dudleyz, APA, E&C, Brothers of Destruction, The Hardyz, New Age Outlaws and even Too Cool, I would still pick that era as the Golden Age.

flahavaj

Mr.Nice Guy wrote: »

That's debatable. I'm not sure I'd rather watch an 80s tag match than TLC 2 for example.

The tag teams in the 80's didn't need the gimmick to be an attraction.;)

Its purely a matter of personal opinion at the end of the day.

Rjd2

The era of Scotty 2 Hotty was the golden age of tag team wrestling.
Seriously though on the Dudleys one of the most depressing moments in wrestling for me over the last decade was the crowd begging for them to put Trish through a table. It really cast wrestling fans in a bad light.
I still voted for them though.

Mr.Nice Guy

flahavaj wrote: »

The tag teams in the 80's didn't need the gimmick to be an attraction.;)

True, but sure they were the gimmick.

Gerard.C

35 - 23 to the boys of the dudleyz