Natural Disasters

[4.0] "Just not a fan of either man's wrestling styles, and I didn't really enjoy watching any of their matches. Monster tag team, however. Sure, big nasty intimidating tag team but I don't think that their run merited a championship."

[6.0] "Solid big monster heel team. Tugboat wasn't going anywhere and Earthquakes credibility as a main event monster heel was over after repeated losses to Hulk Hogan. So they made lemonade by putting these two guys together which helped extend their careers. They got a pretty good run with the WWF tag belts but after that it was pretty much all downhill for their careers."

[6.0] "I liked them when I was younger and will always have wistful nostalgia for them on the odd occasions I load up a show from this era. With how long everything has to last in modern WWE, I was somewhat shocked to see how short their actual run was."

[5.0] "Better on paper than in execution. As much as I loved John Tenta's tenure as Earthquake' and even though this is "Uncle Fred"'s best run; The Natural Disasters were a disappointment. I wanted to like them and sometimes I did, but overall they just did not deliver. Best used in Battle & Royal Rumbles. Chemistry with Money Inc., but even those matches were often dull. They can't all be zingers. 4.5 rounded up."

[9.0] "this is my personal favorite tag team of all time as they were probably the most unique with their combined weight of over 800 pounds. they ticked almost all the boxes in what makes a great tag team by; having good chemistry, having great matches against most notably money inc, and they even managed to win the tag team titles. but no tag team that i know of is perfect because they unfortunately only lasted 2 years, but what a 2 years it was"

[7.0] "Solid monster tag team. Earthquake was leagues better than Typhoon but their similar looks made them work as a unit."

[9.0] "After the Road Warriors, the Natural Disasters were one of my next favorite monster tag teams. Two huge guys who worked very well together with complimentary ring styles (I also greatly enjoyed Earthquake's solo work). As heels, they were believable as an insurmountable challenge for babyface teams to go against, though they worked surprisingly well as faces themselves as well."