Young Stallions

[4.0] "Another filler baby face tag team but they weren't quite as over as Can-Am/Strike Force or the Killer Bees as they didn't really have a gimmick. Perfectly acceptable workers for the tag team division but they were never getting close to the tag belts. Can't remember if they even ever got a title shot."

[4.0] "A very mid midcard babyface team that really only existed for a single program with the Hart Foundation over the use of their theme song "Crank It Up" that was supposedly written and intended for the Hart Foundation by Jimmy Hart, yet somehow they stole it... It was a dumb angle. Anyway, apart from that Roma (who was somewhat better) and Powers basically became glorified jobbers after that."

[5.0] "As a young one I wanted to love them, as an adult I wish I could. Looked TREMENDOUS, the pairing on an 8x10 is flawless. The builds, the hair, the TEETH. What a look, what a fantastic top of the line look. What about the work? What a fantastic example of MEH. They had some decent team maneuvers; I will always enjoy a Drop Toe Hold/Elbow Drop combo and I for sure loved the *Powers holds the man for a SPECTACULAR Paul Roma Dropkick from the Top Turnbuckle* finish. I liked the *Diving Fist Drop into a roll and sometimes hitting the other opponent* spot. Paul Roma had some phenomenal Top Rope Sunset Flips during this era. Otherwise it was HEADLOCKS and *Working on the Arm* while Jim Powers would awkwardly lift his legs ever so slightly above the mat almost in a prancing like fashion, I hated that, why did he do that? Is that how he thought a literal stallion would do it? Did someone tell him to look like an idiot out there? Anyway, it seemed whenever they were a focus or given an opportunity, it was only a disappointment. Also, how sad is it that THIS is the peak of Jim Powers? At least Paul Roma evolved as a worker. I really wished I liked them more, it's the disappointment factor that I can't ever seem to shake, you always expect them to "do more" but they somehow do much MUCH less. 5.25 EDIT: I need to express how badly I wanted to rate them an 8.5 or thereabouts. When someone disappoints you, the pain runs deeper."

[5.0] "This was a very dull team, I mean WWF had Can-Am and The Killer Bees, and they needed another Babyface tag team? These guys weren't bad workers, but they just didn't really click in with me. Their wrestling style isn't much different from a team like Can-Am Connection. They all pretty much wrestled the same."

[5.0] "Jerry Allen should've been Paul Roma's' partner instead of Jimmy Powers. Anyways the team was nothing special and wrestled the same as The Cam-Am Connection, and The Killer Bees. Dropkick, Arm-drag, Hip-Toss, Hip-Lock, Bodyslam, Snap-Suplex, Backflip-counter, Frontflip Counter, and the list goes on and on. Although I am not saying the wrestling was bad, just boring after seeing the same shit."