Amateur wrestling standouts and legitimate badasses Rick and Scott Steiner were one of the most feared tag teams of all time. Debuting as a team inn WCW in 1989,the brothers had a reputation for taking liberties with opponents. Rick and Scott could throw around their opponents at will and weren't adverse to stretching and suplexing people when the situation called for it. But they were a hell of an act and looked and wrestled differently from anyone else. They also had their fair share of classic matches during their first run in WCW. If you haven't seen The Steiners versus Sting & Lex Luger from Superbrawl 91, then go and log in to the WWE network and watch it right now. As was the case with a lot of WCW wrestlers at the time, the Steiners left the company for a short stint in the WWF. They had some success, but not as much as they had done in WCW. After flirting with ECW and Japan in 95, the Steiners returned to WCW who were waging war on the WWF and needed all the star power they could get their hands on. The Steiners fitted right back into the fold and went to work. They feuded with the usual suspects (particularly the Outsiders in 1997) before splitting up and embarking upon singles careers. One of the best tag teams of all time, the Steiners are also one of the most respected. Nobody messed with Rick and Scott Steiner, not if they valued their health, anyway. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sdRSSMUJ3FQ
