6. The Young Bucks
An exciting young tag team who look like they're made to wrestler together, that's something WWE has sorely lacked for a long time and that's exactly what the Young Bucks are. Alongside The Motor City Machine Guns, the Kings of Wrestling and the American Wolves, the Young Bucks are one of the best teams of the past decade. Known as Generation Me (or GenMe) in TNA, the real-life brothers had sizzling matches with the Machine Guns, Beer Money and Team 3-D. The Young Bucks are somewhat reminiscent of the Hardy Boyz, with their looks and their in-ring style, and the fact that they're brothers. It seems to me that they would have been a perfect fit for the WWF; they have the look and attitude to fit right into those epic ladder matches with the Dudley Boyz, Edge & Christian and the Hardy Boyz. Unfortunately the two brothers are said to be hard to work with and disrespectful, as noted by Rob Van Dam and Booker T on differing occasions. This would severely limit their potential in WWE because they're obsessed with keeping wrestlers in line and not speaking out of turn, unless of course their star is big enough to allow that. A current example being that Ziggler made comments in an interview lately that have landed him the jobber role for the foreseeable future, yet CM Punk verbally berated a man on RAW a few weeks ago and received no punishment. Not to slander CM Punk, I'm a huge fan of his, I just dislike the inequality.