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Layla & Michelle McCool

Tag Team - Inactive

Tag Team Data
Promotions:
WWE
Years:
2009 - 2011
LayCoolLaylaMichelle McCoolWWE2010 - 2011
Layla & Michelle McCoolLaylaMichelle McCoolWWE2009


7.72
Current Total Rating (?)
Valid votes: 86
Number of comments: 35
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Average rating: 7.74  [86]
Average rating in 2026: 5.75  [4]
Average rating in 2025: 8.00  [1]
Average rating in 2024: 8.57  [7]
Average rating in 2023: 7.80  [5]
Average rating in 2022: 7.50  [4]
Average rating in 2021: 7.00  [1]
Average rating in 2020: 5.25  [4]
Average rating in 2019: 7.33  [3]
Average rating in 2018: 7.00  [1]
Average rating in 2017: 8.33  [3]
Average rating in 2016: 7.83  [6]
Average rating in 2015: 7.50  [2]
Average rating in 2014: 8.80  [5]
Average rating in 2013: 10.00  [1]
Average rating in 2012: 9.25  [4]
Average rating in 2011: 8.42  [12]
Average rating in 2010: 7.39  [23]
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marvelxstorm23 wrote on 01.09.2026:
[10.0] "Laycool is still the best HOMEGROWN Women's tag team of all time. Sad that when Michelle married Taker things changed backstage which is why she had to leave. Else Laycool would dominate even more, maybe even hold the women's tag team championships"
Raditz Flair wrote on 08.04.2026:
[0.0] "Almost every one of their matches as a team were horrible. The range is below average to unwatchable. Their biggest feud was calling Mickie James fat. Their biggest claim to fame was being attractive. It doesn't matter what gender you are if enough people find you attractive you'll get further in life than you deserve. This team isn't memorable nor are they a team worth emulating. They offer nothing to a young aspiring wrestler."
LiterallyKaydin wrote on 02.11.2023:
[10.0] "Even though they no longer wrestle together as a unit nor will Layla ever return back to wrestling. Laycool has always been a tag team from the Divas era that made the most impact in building future tag teams and set their status as the mean girls of WWE. Having future teams alike in; Toxic Attraction, IIconics, & many more. Their promos to their satire matches when in any match they always impressed me since."
Okaro143 wrote on 28.08.2020:
[3.0] "They weren't a tag team as they didn't do many team matches but they cut a lot of good promos and when they both left the divas division deteriorated until AJ Lee and Paige."
DanTalksRasslin wrote on 16.06.2019:
[6.0] "LayCool's "mean girls" act act may have been lifted from the Beautiful People (and was perhaps not wholly original even for them), but Layla and Michelle did perform it well and drew legitimate heat with it. They meshed as a team relatively-well too. It's maybe a bit unfortunate that they missed the return of the Women's Tag Title by a full decade."
ZestyZuluWarrior wrote on 22.04.2019:
[8.0] "This was a team that fulfilled its purpose fantastically. 2 obnoxious bitchy mean girl heels that gained heat for being just that... obnoxious. Both women weren't great wrestlers but they were good enough, their strong suit being mic skills. While I didn't like physically splitting the belt I loved their story where they were co-women champions"
InactiveGuru wrote on 22.06.2016:
[5.0] "Must be one of the only ones but they seemed to fit well together on team, definitely had chemistry but I really just didn't like the childish stuff they were doing. So boring."
Mizzle Assault Ant wrote on 18.05.2016:
[7.0] "More or less a ripoff of the Beautiful People, but they did a good job with the gimmick in their time. It's not a good time for the division but at least they had some personality and got some heat from the crowd."
divafanatic wrote on 30.04.2016:
[10.0] "Amazing chemistry, in and out of the ring. They were entertaining and whatever they told them to do, they made it work."
jchiofal wrote on 26.01.2012:
[10.0] "LayCool was fantastic. What I loved about them was the fact that they were epitome of what we hated in high school. They were those plastic popular girls. Mean with words, however, when they weren't together not as ferocious. In addition to that, they injected some personality into the Divas division."