10 Most Influential 3 Team Wrestling Stables

10. Triple X

A dangerous entity in TNA's embryonic days, the collective of the 'Fallen Angel' Christopher Daniels, 'Prime Time' Elix Skipper and 'The Warrior' Low-Ki came together as part of a Vince Russo's wider 'Sports Entertainment Xtreme' unit, but quickly broke out as the stars of the stable with electric matches and early dominance with the NWA Tag Team Titles.

Due to TNA's rule that titles could change hands on a disqualification, Daniels became the first ever lone holder of the titles after defeating Amazing Red and Jerry Lynn in a handicap match.

As gifted high flyers, Triple X implemented the 'Freebird Rule' in TNA, affording opponents no prior knowledge of who they would face in tag title matches, and Daniels would employ both Skipper and Low-Ki in keeping the gold against fellow tag pace-setters America's Most Wanted.

Outside of brief reunions, the team were forced to disband in a December 2004 feud-ender against AMW, when Elix Skipper would perform a breath-taking hurricanrana from the top of a steel cage after tightrope-walking along the structure.

The move, match and finish briefly became the talk of the industry, as fans flocked to view the stunt and retrospectively realise what a force the group had been.