Dirty Dawgs

[4.0] "A team that worked a little less well than that of The Miz and Morrison, but with the same principle: take two talented wrestlers with no link between them and make them a team because you don't know what to do with them. Roodd benefited from Ziggler's personality, and the two's controlled wrestling made for some interesting matches, despite average or even painful writing. The team didn't do them justice."

[4.0] "Generic Tag Team. Paired up because nobody had any solo plans for them. No Disrespect to the wrestlers here but they are really not made for each other. They have a name and matching attires but they are really not a dirty dawg. They should break up in the future and feud with each other."

[8.0] "Roode is a tag team specialist, and Ziggler is really good at everything (even if his booking has been really shaky). From a team that was random, with little fanfare, to a legit strong team."

[7.0] "They are surprisingly very good tag team. At first i was thinking that they are another team putted together outta nowhere. But now my opinion changed and they are one of the best tag team in WWE right now."

[8.0] "Not the best tag team in the business by far, but a really strong team consisting of two very good solo workers. They have a good chemistry and are good natural heels. I think they'd be great with gold around their waists, but I think it's a team that's meant to put the babyfaces in the spotlight and they're very good at it. They don't have (yet) a match to recommend at all costs, but they have some solid matches together, like their matches against Heavy Machinery, Vikings Raiders, Ali & Gable, The Usos and The New Day."

[8.0] "I don't really like this team. They are better of course in solo. But it's better to let them be together, Champions and so on, than to lose to some Roman Raines and Kofi Kingston"