Head Bangers

[6.0] "A really underrated duo that, albeit not spectacular, always got the job done. I feel like they're a highly charismatic duo that always entertained the audience whenever they'd appear, so that alone can excuse their limited in ring work."

[5.0] "Another underrated team. A bad knee to Thrasher derailed their run and Mosh got stuck with a horrible gimmick. By the time they got back together they got passed over by the Hardyz, Dudleyz and E+C."

[7.0] "The Head Bangers have always been a guilty pleasure of mine since I was a kid. In my defense as a child they both wore face paint and wore dresses/kilts. So that was very eye catching but they have great chemistry and were just mental and that really made them stand out even during the attitude era."

[6.0] "stage dive is based but thats really about it, poor dudes have to endure some horrible gimmicks to get very little in return"

[6.0] "They may not have been the strongest workers but their gimmick was perfect for the Attitude Era. They also had a cool look and probably the best tag finisher in the WWF at the time."

[8.0] "With a name like that I expected them to be more into underground stuff but I think I recall one wearing an Obituary shirt and I know I remember Morbid Angel & Vicious Rumors shirts being worn - were they posers? perhaps, and I think young me judged them a little for it HAHA! (Let me digress further and say if they wore Suffocation or Deicide shirts I would have been out here giving them a 10 even if the work was the s#its). Let's get back on track here (sorry, metal nerds do things like this): Top tier chemistry even if they were little more than the enhancement team. One of my favorite underdog duos ever and I can't believe they even won the tag titles. Even though the team was ended prematurely via serious injuries, we all know it was only meant for that brief portion of time. A late 90's zeitgeist indeed."

[6.0] "I wasn't a huge fan of their gimmick, which seemed to be some mix of grunge and punk, or at least what the mainstream thought punk was at the time. They were, at the very least, quite fun to watch in the ring, but they were made for the Attitude Era and had nowhere to go after it."

[8.0] "Underrated team who peaked early due to a gimmick that was too over not to run with and too over to abandon when it became dated. WWF and NWA champions, both good workers, great finish, memorable gimmick at a peak era. Lots of love for Mosh and Thrasher."

[7.0] "I thought they were great. Exciting tag team to watch in WWF, SMW, USWA or the indies. Their gimmicks were great with high flying styles."

[7.0] "They had a fresh gimmick and played it well. The team was a perfect fit for the Attitude Era, and worked well together. Both guys were solid in the ring and put together some solid matches at a period when the tag team scene was very thin."

[8.0] "To me this is an extremely under rated tag team. There gimmick was new and fresh (totally mental to be fair) but the 2 played their gimmick well, had chemistry in the ring. I actually forgot how good they were as performers."

[6.0] "The Headbangers were a solid enough team that worked well together. After coming up in SMW, they had a decent run in the WWF, capturing the tag straps, before being derailed by injuries to Thrasher and abortive attempts at pushing Mosh as a single. While perhaps not cut out for a long reign as the top team, they were good enough to fill out the tag ranks, and while their gimmick is somewhat dated now, it fit the late-'90s zeitgeist. They eventually reformed and plied their trade on the indy scene, eventually resurfacing in, of all places, Ring of Honor in 2012 for a six-month run. Still occasionally pop up on indy shows to this day."

[10.0] "The Headbangers (Mosh & Thrasher) are definitely a very colorful tag team and whether it's their in-ring work or how they come off as characters in their promos, they've always had really great chemistry as partners especially when they were in their prime in their WWF days! I may be biased in giving them a 10 rating, but back when I was a little kid and I started watching wrestling, I was a big fan of so many wrestlers as well as tag teams and The Headbangers were without a doubt 2 out of many of those people I loved watching back then and their original larger than life characters really amazed me so much!"