Rob Van Dam & Sabu

[6.0] "High spot after high spot over and over until the finish. That's how you can easily describe most if not all of their tag work together. I definitely found RVD to be the more valuable member of the team, as he actually tried to get his egotistical character over at the small moments when he wasn't jumping off or kicking something. Sabu is Sabu and didn't really change his game at all here. Good for a short exposure, but the formula runs dry pretty quickly when you realise there's no psychology or pacing involved."

[4.0] "Sabu and RVD made for a decent tag team, but their tag team matches had the same problems that their respective singles matches suffered from; some great highspots, but a lot of sloppy ones, and nothing in the way of actual wrestling or transition work."

[9.0] "A great team to headline ECW's tag division - with RVD's high-flying and martial arts-infused contrasted with Sabu's death-defying stunts and hardcore work, they embodied much of what set ECW apart at the time, and the one-upsmanship between the two, which sometimes devolved to outright feuding, made the team fit well with the chaotic ECW scene and added a lot of intrigue to their tag matches. And, of course, some great matches along the way."

[9.0] "A good and memorable team, I enjoy the way they came together and the presentation of their team. Some very good matches over the years as well."