The term Marty Genetti is applied when a tag team splits up and one wrestler does significantly better than the other.

It has its roots in the breakup of the Rockers and you know how that went.

But this list is all about tag teams who went their separate ways but both just couldn't for whatever reason find success on their own.

I'm Gareth, you're watching What Culture Wrestling,

and here are 10 tag teams where both wrestlers were Marty Genetti.

Number 10, the Prime Time Players.

Titus O'Neill and Darren Young were both contestants

on the fifth season of the game show version of NXT.

After a brief feud, they joined forces to take the

main roster by storm. Well, that was the plan anyway. The prime time players had solid

chemistry and their millions of dollars catchphrase found an audience, but WWE clearly

thought that the real money was in Young and O'Neill as enemies rather than friends, so they

were booked to break up in 2014.

What followed was one of the feuds of all time.

Nope, that is not a typo.

It was just there.

O'Neill and Young's beef was so forgettable that when they got back together a year

later, most people didn't even realise they'd split.

That is awkward.

This second run

yielded a tag team title reign, but little else. They broke up again in 2016, but this

storyline was abruptly ended when Young was released the following year. Young has found some

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