What is going on wrestling fans?

It's ice.

He loves that music.

Welcome back.

It's the Golden Era podcast with Sean Mooney.

Sean, how you doing today?

It gets me pumped, brother.

I can't wait.

And today, especially because we are going to delve into a topic that I certainly have educated myself over the years.

And it involves we've been talking tag teams.

This is another one, Steve Fall, of a tag team that I think were and still

are among the best in the world, the best ever. Oh, the British Bulldogs, David Boyce and

my kid, they are, when you look at them and their stature and their look and Matilda

and all these controversial stories and all the highs,

the lows. Today's going to be an episode. You know, I thought I was an episode that went out

early because YouTube smells bad sometimes and put out things I don't want it to do.

So sorry, folks, that Texas tornado came out last week. It was supposed to be the Rockers. My bad.

I blame YouTube, turn heel on me. But the British Bulldogs. You just said it. Oh, good. One of the best of all time. We talked about Legion of Doom already. We've talked about the Rockers so far as tag teams on this show. Where do you rank the Bulldogs? because this is from a different era because they don't make it into the 90s as a tag team.

They are centrally an 80s team. show. Where do you rank the Bulldogs? Because this is from a different era because they don't

make it into the 90s as a tag team. They are centrally an 80s team. Yeah. And as we have

discussed before come when we talk about tag teams, you know, that was an era where there were,

it was the tag team era. I mean, that whole period of time where, you know, they had probably in the WWF, maybe 10 tag teams that were considered top superstars. It was just the, you know, the time when they worked and people loved it. And the talent that they had in the ring, performing were among the best of the world. And we, I don't think we've really seen that sense. And I think now, you know, it's, it's, uh, you know, they have them, but not, not, it's it's more of a spectacle in many cases or they want to put a couple of guys together for a while or, or, you know, get some shine on them. But back then, it was, it was a, it was the real deal. And so so I just think I was fortunate that I was part of an era that really embraced

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