Godwinns

[4.0] "Mark and Dennis are a team that fall under the category of being the same kind of guys. They look very similar in both size and appeance, they work more or less the same as they are both brawlers, and they talked the same on the microphone, despite neither one being from where it was said they were from. I'm in the middle here because while the pig farmer thing was over, they didn't h ave the contrast in styles opponents wise in WWF that they did as master and Tex in Memphis or Tex and Shanghai in WCW which I think is why those runs stand out more. And Mark broke his neck pretty early on which cut them short on the main stage."

[4.0] "Just another Southern/Hillbilly brawler gimmick and I was so sick of these guys being on TV almost every week from 1996-1997. They were better off as heels."

[0.0] "I was not a fan of them at all, and I feel like they brought the tag division down during their whole tenure. Combining this with the fact that they brought a rebel flag to the ring? This really is the worst tag team in my opinion. Their in ring skills were never impressive."

[6.0] "They were okay at best as the Godwinns in the WWF but their earlier work in WCW as Tex Slazenger and Shanghai Pierce is pretty damn solid in my opinion ... two big, strong meathead heels who always worked the crowd and got a reaction and had some fun matches."

[3.0] "I am trying to think of a case for their defence here and coming up short beyond the fact they nailed the gimmick of the Godwinns. Shanghai Pierce & Tex Slazenger are two all timer names. They are a pretty rough watch when you go back these days but they played their part in the cartoon era."

[0.0] "Going through 1997, these guys sucked so much ass. They're about as bad as the D.O.A or The Truth Commission when it comes to their tag division. Their theme song is possibly a contender for one of the worst themes of all time, I'm shocked nobody talks about how grating it is. The fact these guys would get more time than the Light Heavyweight Division is baffling, they weren't even over as heels or faces."

[4.0] "I never understood the appeal of the Godwinns. I guess it was WWF's way of trying to make a "comedy" southern gimmick. Were they the absolute worst no. But when your remembered for a Hog Pen Match against Hunter Hurst Helmsley you know you fucked up somewhere"

[6.0] "Alright let's do the math: as Tex n Shanghai they get an 8. As The Godwinns we go with 3. 11 halved is 5.5 so we round up. I really do love Tex n Shanghai, but outside of their term in WCW i am not much of a fan. I just wish Tex n Shanghai lasted longer. Oh well."

[4.0] "The Godwinns were good for filler in the tag team division, but not much more. I remember them getting as many groans as smiles from me when watching WWF from the early 90s, but aside from their gimmick they had little going for them in the ring."

[4.0] "Though never a spectacular team in the ring, the Godwinns/Southern Justice were a cohesive team who looked the part of their gimmick, and had enough brawling skill to fill out the tag division ranks. While they never would have headlined the division, they did manage at least two very short reigns with the WWF World Tag straps."

[6.0] "They wasn't the best together but they wasn't bad, certainly better than some of the teams that were around at the same time and their gimmick was amusing for a short while."