In the dynamic and fiercely competitive world of WWE, one of the most audacious proclamations in recent memory has been made by the tag team of Grayson Waller and Austin Theory. This dynamic duo, who both boast impressive singles careers in their own right, have recently joined forces to create a tag team that has been nothing short of dominant. Their collective success as a tag team, marked by an undefeated streak, has led them to make a bold and controversial claim – they believe themselves to be the greatest tag team in WWE history.
This audacious declaration sent shockwaves through the wrestling community, sparking debates and discussions among fans and experts alike. Their assertion forces a reevaluation of the storied history of tag teams within WWE and the significance of an undefeated record in the larger context of the wrestling world.
The conversation around this declaration unfolded during an interview on SmackDown Lowdown, where Kayla Braxton engaged in a discussion with Grayson Waller and Austin Theory. Waller, exuding unapologetic confidence, laid out their reasoning for the claim. He pointed to some of the most iconic tag teams in WWE history, such as D-Generation X and the Dudley Boyz, highlighting that even these legendary pairs did not boast an unblemished record. Waller went a step further by taking a playful jab at The Usos, another highly regarded tag team, stating that even they could not lay claim to an undefeated status. In contrast, Waller and Theory, with their undefeated streak, argued that they are, in fact, the true standard-bearers of the greatest tag team of all time.
“Let me ask you a question, Austin. Like D-Generation X, one of the biggest tag teams of all times. Were they undefeated? No, they weren’t. What about the Dudley Boyz? One of the best of all time with the tables and stuff. Were they undefeated? No, they weren’t. Okay, everyone’s talking about it, they said it this year. The greatest tag team of all time – The Usos, they were undefeated, weren’t they? No, they weren’t. But we’re undefeated, which means we’re the greatest tag team of all time.”
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This declaration has ignited a passionate discourse among the WWE faithful, with some rallying behind Waller and Theory’s audacity while others dismiss the notion outright. The duo’s statement challenges the very core of what it means to be a great tag team in WWE and has sparked intriguing discussions about how success and records shape the perception of a tag team’s legacy.
This week on WWE SmackDown, Waller and Theory continued to solidify their claim as they faced The Brawling Brutes, a formidable team in their own right. The early stages of the match saw The Brutes, led by the powerhouse Ridge Holland, assert their dominance. Holland displayed his immense strength, tossing Waller and Theory around the ring, creating an aura of invincibility around the Brutes. Butch and Ridge further demonstrated their dominance with a combined Ten Beats of Bodhran on their opponents, appearing to be on the verge of securing a victory.
However, Waller and Theory showcased resilience and cunning strategy. Grayson Waller retaliated with a Rolling Stunner, providing a glimmer of hope for his team. Austin Theory, in a defining moment, delivered his signature move, the A-Town Down, securing the victory for their team. This win was yet another testament to their growing reputation as an unbeatable tag team.
As the journey of Grayson Waller and Austin Theory unfolds, the WWE Universe eagerly awaits to see if they can solidify their claim as the undisputed greatest tag team in WWE history. The audaciousness of their declaration has set the stage for a compelling narrative, as fans continue to speculate and debate their place in the annals of wrestling history. Whether they ultimately prove their claim or not, Waller and Theory’s bold declaration has injected a fresh dose of excitement into the world of WWE tag team wrestling, ensuring that their journey remains a captivating storyline to follow.
