Killer Bees

[6.0] "A jobber tag team much the like The Young Stallions but better, I felt like this team should've lasted longer than three years. However Blair left the Fed and Brunzell was turned into a Jerry Allen role for the WWF until he left in 1993. The only problem I have with this team was their attires. They wrestled with black tights and Nike Air Jordans 1 shoes with bee colors was cringe imo, sometimes they wore a mask and other times they didn't. They should've just stick too the masks."

[5.0] "Another filler baby face team like the Stallions but they were better workers and a little bit better on the mic. They were the next step up once a heel team beat the Stallions. They had some great matches with the Harts in 86-87 but by 1988 they weren't going anywhere and they broke up right about the time the Rockers came along. For a short time they were pretty over with the fans."

[8.0] "A rather fun team to watch! Brunzell was always an enjoyable babyface and his energetic style gave Brian Blair the spark he needed to finally start excelling instead of being just another body (albeit one with a strong amateur based mat game). The amateur based stylings of Blair meshed well with Brunzell's abundance of fiery babyface offense. Using quick tags, they made the most they could out of limb work and technical wrestling. Their matches were also quite fast paced for the era/territory. Really great matches with The Hart Foundation & Demolitions and able to bring the best out of The Bolsheviks. Highlight of their career is certainly the Survivor Series 1987 win. The "Bee" on their ring jackets looked completely terrible but I have a soft spot for the yellow stripes. 7.75"

[7.0] "I really enjoyed The Killer Bees as a team. Whenever they were in the ring with The Hart Foundation, they were a joy to watch. Their mask gimmick I didn't get because they were essentially cheating to win. They should have had a heel run with the titles, cheating to win them in a shocking heel turn. But this team was a joy to watch."

[7.0] "I enjoyed the Killer Bees a bit whenever they were on my screen, and I thought they were a pretty good team overall. I never cared for Blair and Brunzell as an individual in the slightest, but they complimented each other smoothly here to make a fun team. Their mask swap schtick was way ahead of its time more than you think too, as annoying as it was."

[8.0] "Neither of them was particularly charismatic, but they were great in the ring and I always thought that they at least deserved a short tag title run in the WWF. It just so happened that the tag team division at the time was overloaded with talent and the Bees were always good enough to be in the group, but not charismatic enough to be the champions."

[7.0] "Team with good chemistry and a faster-paced style than you'd expect in their time. The putting-on-masks-to-switch-places thing added a bit to their act, and it's interesting that that kind of bending of the rules would get over for a babyface team in the mid-'80s."