10th, 5,000, 3, 3, 3, 3, two, five. Thank you. Pro wrestling fanatics, welcome back to the 10 count.

I'm R.BV.

And today we are talking tag teams, tag teams, tag teams, all things tag teams.

John Paz, with all the shows you do, you know, many people out there, they call you

one of the top tag team specialist.

Wow.

I love that.

That's not bad.

I would love to be compared to like an Aaron Anderson type or a Tully or Bobby Eaton.

Well, well, with all those shows you do, though, others also compare you to Tammie Lynn Cynches that you get around quite a bit in the business. Oh, oh, that's not good. Ouch. I have a little fun with you, brother. It is great to be back with you right here on the 10-Cat. We've had this run in our files for a while. I know, yeah, and even every week, when we're going to do the tag team show, when we're going to do the tag team show. Well, here it is, brother, and we're going to break it down. We're going to go through the ears. We're going to talk about the greats, the not so greats, all the spots in between. But it is about the duos getting it done inside of the square circle.

So, Paul, we're going to kick it off as we do with, you know,

be in your history buffs when it comes to professional wrestling.

So throughout the decades, all of the eras, when, Paz, was the greatest era for tag team wrestling.

I know people will say different things and they'll bring up different times,

different time periods, but I've got to go to 1980s.

It has to be 1980s, in my opinion, just because the WWF was so strong,

their tag division, and WAA was so strong if you want to say W.

But those were the era to me of the great tag teams and justAA was strong if you want to say WSWFEL but like those were the error to me of

the great tag teams and just you know midnight versus rock and roll express and the WWF at Hart

Foundation and the Bulldogs and the list goes on and on on I just think to me 80s for sure and

it's kind of I don't even know if there's really up for debate I know people love some of those

late 90s teams and stuff but I got to go 80s, to be honest. And even like they throw in the road warriors, Joe with the Steiner brother starting in the 80s, I got to go 80s. Yeah, you know, it really is hard to just a few out of the gate here. And I was, you know, kind of related to the rock and wrestling era. But as you said, you know, that 80s, because across the board, the two front runners

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