Brian Kendrick & Paul London

[9.0] "They might just be my favorite tag team from one of the periods when I was most invested in WWE. The music, the gear, the way they sprinted to the ring, the masks, the high-flying offense, the innovation, the tandem finishers, Kendrick's dropkicks, London's standing shooting star press, and that underdog babyface spirit that always found a way to overcome the odds. They were involved in some truly memorable matches. Adding Ashley to the act was also a good move, in my opinion. The only reason I do not give them the highest rating is that I think they needed a more distinctive character to be appreciated even more. Looking back, I honestly think they are remembered more fondly by the fans than they were ever valued by WWE at the time."

[9.0] "Arguably the most underrated tag team ever imo. These guys absolutely ruled back in the day. One of the most innovative teams in recent memory, everything from their entrance sprinting into the ring with the masks on to their inring work was absolutely brilliant. Outside of their entrance and inring abilities they didn't have much else that stood out in terms of promos or any intense character work tbh but one of the benefits of being in a tag team in wrestling is that you don't need to be anything more or else. They showed up, they had bangers, they stood out with their entrance and stood out with great inring work, and most importantly they gave us bangers throughout a 11month reign that never felt stale. They were awesome in every way and arguably is the best tag team of their era. If they stayed a team for longer than they did they would've been in the GOAT discussion. If you havent seen them just trust me and go check. They have matches on YouTube. Absolutely awesome and criminally underrated."

"Perhaps the standout in ring tag team of the Ruthless Aggression era. They did well to become as popular as they were and have a tag title run as long as they did given they were never given any character development or promo time. Both have since proven to be very entertaining personalities since so it does seem like a missed opportunity to have made the tag team even more enjoyable."

[9.0] "A great babyface underdog team that, if they were around today, would almost surely be a fixture in one of the tag team divisions in WWE or AEW. Their biggest achievement as a team was when they won the WWE tag team championships and held it for over 330 days, obviously this was during a time when tag teams were considered a bit of a side show as they were never showcased or promoted despite their lengthy runs at at the top of the division. Still, their athleticism and fast paced/explosive style make the duo a highly exciting and entertaining tag team in the mid 2000s."

[8.0] "A tag that is one of my personal favorites, Brian Kendrick and Paul London have a long and awesome history together, they were incredibly ahead of time and a vestige of talent in a time with really few teams with their style, truly pioneers, the Young Bucks before the Bucks. Two very talented guys with fast paced moves and awesome skills, one of the most underrated tag teams of all time."

[8.0] "At the time I truly believed these two would be the next Hardy Boyz especially when Ashley was added to the mix. Clearly that just isnt how things panned out for the team. Despite having a 331 day reign as Smackdown tag team champions...they only really had maybe three opportunities to have above decent matches while defending the titles and all three matches being on PPV. Neither man could cut a promo to save there life, the entire reason Ashley was added except she was even greener then them and didnt add much more besides eye candy and someone for Michelle McCool to feud with when she was managing Idol Stevens and KC James. There full potential wasnt reached and sadly it was not there fault. Could have been so much more but a standout tag team in a struggling division at the time and may have broke out better during the TLC era or the spotfest tag era of now or maybe that is truly the only thing that set them apart at the time."

[10.0] "WHAT! A! TEAM! the very first tag team that i really was an absolute fan of, Londrick were explosive, high flying, and having Ashley with them pretty often didn't really hurt their run either, one of the longest reigning tag team champion pairs ever, they were a great duo, and the duo that probably really got the current daay spotfest wrestling in main stream popularity"

[10.0] "Before cruiserweight moves and ridiculous athletism with jumps and dives were common place in wrestling, London and Kendrick were the originators of sorts of offense like it on WWE programming. these two always put on great matches and have amazing chemistry in the ring, making high flying matches legitimately exciting, which is something not every cruiserweight team can do."

[9.0] "When people say that a tag team was ahead of their time, this is one of the units they're likely to start with. Brian Kendrick and Paul London were explosive athletes who also managed to bring a technical savvy to their matches. They shockingly dominated WWE at a time when it seemed like wrestlers of their build couldn't find success there. Londrick should receive far more praise than they receive. Would be an absolutely perfect fit in modern wrestling."

[8.0] "They were initially brought together when the tag division was in shambles. And I think management didn't really put much stock in them to begin with. But they overcame that with their sheer talent & really took off as a legit tag team. They were really exciting at the time & had some excellent matches against most every other team they faced."

[9.0] "My personal favourite tag team of all time. There might be some nostalgia clouding my judgement because my main time watching these guys was when I was 12-14 but to me they're one of the most exciting high flying teams ever."

[8.0] "A team that I always enjoyed. I wish they had more personality and/or storylines on their resume but still, I enjoy their matches and their vibe. Amazing they were tag champs in WWE for so long."

[10.0] "A great babyface cruiserweight tag team featuring two wrestlers that worked together since the beginning of their respective careers. Their styles blended very well, creating exciting high-flying offense with plenty of tag team psychology and storytelling. Have the ability to work well and put on great matches with teams of any style, ranging from the Deuce & Domino to WGTT to the Young Bucks."

[10.0] "These 2 are one of my favorite tag teams in WWE history. They worked (and still do in the independents! ) so well together."

[9.0] ""Londrick" were an amazing tag team in the WWE. Both men are fantastic wrestlers, great cruiserweights and they were able to develop great chemistry with each other. They were sucessful in capitalize their traits into their in-ring psychology (cruiserweight underdogs who got the crowd behind them and then charged with their fast high-flying maneuvers). I believe that the disjunction of the team also marked the beggining of the downfall of the tag team division in the WWE."