Calling six man tags "Trios" OUTSIDE the context of Lucha

[David Mantell]

WTF? 

How long has this trendy behaviour been going on and who started it?

[Ma Stump Puller]

Blame Quackenbush, it got popular in Chikara.

 

[Timbo Slice]

I imagine it also became something to not have to engender it with “6-man”. “Men’s trios” or “women’s trios” and the like. 

[sek69]

4 hours ago, Timbo Slice said:

I imagine it also became something to not have to engender it with “6-man”. “Men’s trios” or “women’s trios” and the like. 

This, and also AEW made it popular since TK is obviously a lucha fan. Funny enough, they still call the ROH titles "six man". 

[David Mantell]

It was Triple Tag in British Wrestling (so that's the name I grew up with) and Catch A Six in French Catch.

[David Mantell]

5 hours ago, sek69 said:

This, and also AEW made it popular since TK is obviously a lucha fan. Funny enough, they still call the ROH titles "six man". 

Ah yes. That silly masked commentator. I might have known.

[David Mantell]

9 hours ago, Timbo Slice said:

I imagine it also became something to not have to engender it with “6-man”. “Men’s trios” or “women’s trios” and the like. 

People got by just gendering it as appropriate.

[MikeCampbell]

You can probably blame Mike Tenay for popularizing the phrase on this side of the Rio Grande.

[Blehschmidt]

5 hours ago, David Mantell said:

Ah yes. That silly masked commentator. I might have known.

TK is Tony Khan who owns the promotion.

Excalibur is the masked commentator, and he is really quite good. But since you just like to spout off Cornette talking points when it comes to AEW, you'll never be convinced of that.