10 Most Over Tag Teams In WWE History

1. The Mega Powers

It would be nice to say that there was any real contention for who could be considered the most over tag team in the history of the WWE, but that's just not true. No pairing could ever compare to that of Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage in the late '80s.

Although their official tenure as partners was relatively short-lived, both superstars were at the apex of their popularity. (Imagine the Stone Cold of '98 joining forces with The Rock of 2000). Savage had just completed a carefully-constructed face turn in a quest to win the Intercontinental Championship from The Honky Tonk Man, and Hogan was deep into his first reign as WWE Champion.

From the very first moment which witnessed these two titans shake hands (after Miss Elizabeth requested Hogan's help in saving her husband from an ass-kicking at the hands of the then-villainous Hart Foundation), they went absolutely ballistic in the most positive of ways. If you thought audiences couldn't pop any louder than they did for Hulk Hogan's solo music, you were dead wrong, because it's quite possible that most people in attendance for a Mega Powers match permanently lost their voices when the two came out together with a mash-up of their theme songs.