"30 Days of wrestling, day 6:  Favorite Tag Team The Hart Foundation  I've always been a fan of tag teams that fill the obvious deficiencies in each other.  A speed guy and a power guy, that's pretty much perfect in my head.  That's what makes me disqualify a LOT of teams in my head as possible favorites.  I loved the Killer Bees, but they were small and fast guys, and they regularly got pounded into smears on the mat against larger, muscle-teams.  Road Warriors?  AWESOME.  However, they had no brains between 'em.  They were giant slabs of beef who were regularly outsmarted by the Horsemen.  Rick and Scott Steiner broke the curve, because they were freaking giant muscle men who could hang with ANY great wrestler, as was proven when they regularly smashed my number two favorite tag team of all-time THE MIDNIGHT FUCKING EXPRESS into kindling.  I don't think the Midnight Express ever beat the Steiners.  Not once. ON TOPIC:  Bret ""Hitman"" Hart, the science, the speed, the technical skill.  The Excellence of Execution, even back then, as branded by Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse The Body.  Jim ""the Anvil"" Neidhart, the gorilla of the team, presented on commentary as someone who could go toe to toe with anyone in the business (ALTHOUGH, POINT OF ORDER, I NEVER DID GET TO SEE THE HARTS VS. THE MEGAPOWERS.  WE WANTED IT, PRECIOUS).  Two time tag-team champions, and actually probably participated in the single best tag-team match I've ever seen, a best two out of three falls match against the BrainBusters (VIVA LA TULLY AND ARN.  Only use I ever had for Tully Blanchard, really).  The Hart Foundation were medically incapable of having bad matches.  Except with Nikolai Volkoff and Boris Zukhov.   They were good.  Not GODS."
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