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I am also going with the Fantastics, but to be fair, the British Bulldogs had less talented tag teams to work with. I came to my conclusion by comparing the matches the Bulldogs had in Japan with the ones the Fantastics had. Fantastics win by a mile when using that criteria.

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Fantastics

 

The Bulldogs were merely a great team for the promotion they worked and the time frame. The Fantastics would be great in any era.

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On American Classics #8, there is a Fantastics v Eaton/Condrey match from St. Louis. No idea on the date, promotion, etc. And it cuts out after 9 minutes. But it is ALL of the Fantastics great spots and the MX stooging so well including lots of hugging each other. At one point Condrey picks Rogers up to set up a backbreaker but Rogers countered by almost doing a Rey Jr. like tilt-a-whirl headscissors except once he grabbed Condrey's head with his legs, he did a more traditional headscissors takedown. All of the WCCW matches tend to run together for me but this opening is as good as any of their WCCW and better than the Mid South openings.

 

Just as I was starting to really get into the RnR again, Rogers and Fulton pull out this.

 

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Fantastics

 

 

The Bulldogs only had one good team to wrestle, which was the Hart Foundation. The rest of the good teams, before the Dynamite injury, were all babyfaces like the Rougeaus and the Killer Bees.

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