Bar

[9.0] "9/10 from me, Accomplishments - 9.5, Charisma/Character Work - 9.5, In-Ring Chemistry - 9.5, Longevity - 6 and Move-Set - 9 = 8.75 rounded up to 9/10."

[8.0] "Deffo not the highlights of RAW/Smackdown, but always had a good match. Cesaro is a class wrestler, and Sheamus can have bangers from time to time. Great paring of 2 guys with great chemistry."

[6.0] "Bit of a boring pushed together team that had their moments of personality but I can't really think of many matches that I really enjoyed with the two of them against another tag team. Then again, late 2010s WWE was absolute dog shart, including the tag division"

[10.0] "The construction and story of The Bar, followed by the chemistry between these two exceptional wrestlers, both in their rivalry and their alliance, was remarkable. Their power and the ease with which they carried out their match made every action and every blow credible. Cesaro and Sheamus were surely one of the best teams in WWE, capable of bringing a breath of power and freshness to the division and changing the game at breakneck speed. I miss them."

[10.0] "From bitter enemies in a best of seven series to one of the most underrated and underappreciated tag teams in the modern history of WWE. Cesaro and Sheamus as solo wrestlers fit perfectly under the underrated, underappreciated, and underutilised talents. This team was something else, very memorable matches, especially when they dethroned New Day's historical reign as champions. If Cesaro ever manages to find himself back in WWE, this is a reunion that I would love to see happen. Brilliant team."

[8.0] "Excellent tag team, it was a great idea to put this two undervalued wrestlers together, they have a lot of chemistry and star power, two styles that work so well in tag team competition, sometimes the better solution when you have two talented wrestlers and doesn't know what to do with them is to put them together, and this worked out pretty well here."

[9.0] "Teams born of competition are always something unusual and interesting. The Bar was such a team and throughout their existence they have been very good. They achieved historic success by breaking the longest in history reign of The New Day, and then repeatedly won championships on RAW and SmackDown, although I always preferred their RAW performances. They had the opportunity to compete with teams such as The Usos, Hardy Boys, The Club and Enzo & Cass. I would happily give them a 10 but feel I should downgrade that. I think that the tag team, which was born out of the competition, should also end with the competition, then the story would make a plot loop and I give a lower grade for the lack of such a stronger ending."

[10.0] "A super team that started its journey in a rather unusual way. Cesaro and Sheamus have been feuding for many years and fought for the US title a lot of times, but as a result, in the battle for the title, the USA held a contest where the strongest will go for the US title, and the other will remain in the shadows. But the fighters got so carried away that they ended the fight with a draw, and Mick Foley invited them to compete for team titles, and they became champions on the second attempt, but they still got together, but realizing that they needed to be one team, they were able to create a really cool and memorable team. They had many breakthrough matches and increased the importance of team gold. The bar combined charismatic participants, a cool musical theme, original matches and a lot of cool stories. This is a successful experiment that dragged on for many years and brought the team many team titles and many star matches. I can't put it below 10 because it was really cool. The union ended not so memorable, one participant was injured and disappeared for a very long time, and the other had already lost the habit of being a team fighter, as a result, the existence of the team ended. Well, it's still one of the brightest phenomena of modern WWE. It was really fun and entertaining."

[10.0] "Ended up being a pretty great tag team for much of the latter half of the last decade. Worked great as a more hard-hitting, violent counterweight for the more high flying New Day and Usos who have been top tag team mainstays in WWE for years now. Had a damn good singles series before officially beginning their tag run. Whilst technically not part of their tag run, that feels like a key part of their story. One of their most high profile matches was against Braun Strowman at Wrestlemania 34 when he was at the peak of his popularity. They got squashed that night but it was a big moment on a grand stage and I'll always remember their entrance with the Mardi Gras parade and subsequent Strowman entrance when they all ran off. Iconic!"

[9.0] "I don't really agree with the comments about how this team was formed. They had a great series of singles matches that ultimately led to them being put together as a tag team. There are many makeshift teams that had no reasoning or buildup, but this one had a legitimate build that led to a legitimately elite tag team being formed. Cesaro and Sheamus combined physicality, unexpected athleticism, and great tag team combinations in a tremendous manner. The psychology was also phenomenal with how they picked opponents apart. Throw in the amazing Cesaro hot tags and how far Sheamus has come in the ring, and The Bar is a legitimately great tag team that I loved to hate."

[7.0] "Another typical "we don't know what to do for you guys as singles, so we'll put you together" WWE style of forming a team. Despite that, The Bar got over. And not just as a makeshift team, but as a legit unit. They are both fantastic in the ring & helped drive the tag division during their time in it."

[10.0] "The Best Team of 2010s. They started as enemies, then became allies. The storyline was awesome. They have a superb chemistry and completely understand each other. They gave us classics against ND, Usos, Shield, Rollins/Jordan, etc."

[9.0] "Two no-nonsense tough guy heels who made a team together after a lengthy hard-hitting feud. What's not to love?"

[10.0] "These two have been one of the best tag teams of the decade. From a wrestling perspective, they mesh well with different moves, but the main idea is that they are brawlers, and very good ones too. No one knew that putting them together would have turned out this awesome, and its insane how quickly they had chemistry. Any match they have had with The Club, The New Day, Shield, The Usos, The Hardys are all tag team classics. They are very funny, and while they have excelled as heels, I want them to turn face again, to see whether or not if there better. Great team, and one of the best to be talked about for generations."

[10.0] "A great rivalry between Cesaro and Sheamus culminated with the two teaming up, and the result was magic. This isn't necessarily a huge surprise - Cesaro is in the conversation of being best tag team wrestler of his generation, and Sheamus was always a strong talent himself. But the tandem shows a great deal of chemistry both in and out of the ring. The pairing has certainly rejuvenated Sheamus' career, which had somewhat stagnated prior to he and Cesaro starting to work together, and may well be remembered as one of the best WWE teams of the decade."

[10.0] "When this team was first formed by Mick Foley as a solution to a draw in their Best of Seven series I was very skeptical. I thought it was a stupid cop out and it wouldn't go anywhere. Boy oh, boy did they prove me wrong. They have been absolutely fantastic and have put on some of the best tag matches of the last decade. Someday I do hope they finish the best of seven series but until then I am content. This team was simply made because there were no creative plans for either man which usually spells disaster but, as stated above, it works beautifully."

[8.0] "Cesaro is a really great tag wrestler. While not the best tag team Cesaro has been apart of, his team with Sheamus works so well due to the similar smash mouth brawling styles both men use."

[9.0] "A really good, hard-hitting tag team. Cesaro is the man when it comes to working and Sheamus is a great brawler in his own right. These two have formed one of the best tag teams in recent times. They guarantee a great match every time they are on the card."

[10.0] "I never would have imagined a tag team of Cesaro and Sheamus would work so well, but they're possibly the best team on RAW right now, in a division that also has The Hardy Boyz and The Revival."

[9.0] "A very slow start for these two as a team, as it seemed to be a very forced angle in many ways, especially after the terrible ending to their feud. But Cesaro and Sheamus ultimately clicked by the time they won the titles in December and turned shit into gold. Their dynamic, entertaining banter and slow story to becoming a cohesive unit (well done Bayley, lol) and were super over by Mania. Shame about them turning heel so soon, but they're already my favourite part of Raw since turning heel."