Ah, pockets. Amazing, aren't they? I wonder what's in your pocket right now.

I'll be the tissue. Yes. Picture of the family.

Ah, how about a lottery ticket with six magic numbers?

No, don't worry. It's still time.

This Saturday, it could be you. Lotto from the National Lottery.

Play now. Rules of procedures apply. There must be 18 over.

The good parts of being a tag team wrestler.

If you get on with your partner, you've got a friend for life

or be by your side through the ups and downs of professional wrestling.

You can ride together. You can negotiate deals together.

You can have great matches together. It's like playing a game with co-op.

As for the cons, though, well, I'm Simon for what culture.

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And this is 9WW wrestlers who got buried because of their tag partners.

Number 9, the Brain Busters.

When Iron Anderson and Tully Blanchard jumped ship to the WWF in late 1988,

there was some excitement in the air.

This was one half of the four horsemen and a great tag team in their own right.

Almost instantly they proved their worth by having bangers with the rockers

and by becoming the world tag team champions.

Soon after this, though, they realised the money they had been promised

was not going to be the figure going into their bank accounts,

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