The tag teams contained in the professional wrestling branches often produce some of the best and most exciting bouts in the heavyweight industry, and it is cards that just sell out. The Young Bucks is one other impressive pair that has stood the test of time, entertaining fans with their high-flying maneuvers and tension-filled stories in the last 20 years. It raises questions about their status as probably one of the greatest tag teams in professional wrestling’s history. Few, however, need that question answered, certainly not those on the inside.
Matt Hardy, who has participated in the two competing promotions, knows their voices well. Residing Gilbert, Johnston Matt Hardy Chestaxojat similar to the Young bronzed, has fought with the heads of the Young Bucks more than once. He, however, has recently released a new match on his Podcast “The extreme life of Matt Hardy” concerning his battles with The Young Bucks. In the course of an eros like call, he referred to the Luch Brothers as the team he considers the greatest threat to the Young Bucks.
"The Lucha Brothers are most likely the founding members of AEW," Hardy said quite assertively while explaining their contribution to tag team wrestling in the promotion. "They are probably the Young Bucks' best competitors ever."
Iconic Tag Team Rivalry
Those who watch tag team wrestling in particular are aware of the many matches that took place between the Young Bucks and the Lucha Brothers, with 14 matches, some of which involve several teams at more than one time. This rivalry is well established with the first great battle taking place at AEW’S Double or Nothing in 2019, the first event under the AEW banner. This war continued with a ladder match at AEW All Out a few months later and, it would be gentler to say, not the last encounter, but maximum 200 more. It is worth noting that both fans and sports analysts believe that this international integrity simply deserves only one place in the verdict “This is the RTDOM, wth the ranged matchup: AOTY goes to?”
However, in spite of their strong tenure with the company in AEW, it seems time may have finally come for a change. The res has stated that the pair intends to head to WWE, possibly bypassing NXT altogether and going straight to the main roster to wow the audiences. Such rationale comes against a backdrop of efforts by WWE to boost its presence in Mexico, a market where the Lucha Brothers are very popular.