10 WWE Tag Teams Who Tried To Rebrand Themselves

Bradshaw and Farooq were dark and brooding when they were doing the Undertaker's bidding as part of the ever-expanding Ministry of Darkness in the late 90s - but things became much lighter over subsequent years when they morphed into the much-loved APA.

Once they began setting up their makeshift cardboard office backstage, playing strip poker with Trish Stratus and, generally, raising a lot of alcohol-fuelled hell, they became less a serious tag team and more a vehicle for comedy skits.

And, given what we now know, it was perhaps also a vehicle for Bradshaw to audition for the role of the unbearably smug Texan heel he later became, when he added some extra initials after the duo's heartbreaking post-WrestleMania XX split on Paul Heyman's dog-eat-dog SmackDown.