44 vs 85

[The New F'n Show]

APA

Bradshaw and Faarooq won the tag titles on the May 31st 1999 Raw from Kane and X-Pac. The lost them to The Hardy Boyz on the July 5th 1999 Raw. They won them back on July 25th 1999 at Fully Loaded in a handicap match where Michael Hayes teamed with the Hardy Boyz. They lost them to Kane and X-Pac on the August 9th 1999 Raw. They won their third tag titles on the July 9th 2001 Raw from the Dudley Boyz. They lost the titles to DDP and Kanyon on the August 9th 2001 Smackdown.

Strike Force

Rick Martel and Tito Santana won the tag titles on the October 27th 1987 Superstars from The Hart Foundation. They lost the titles to Demolition on March 27th 1988 at Wrestlemania IV.

 

[Andrew]

Loved the APA. My vote goes to them.

 

[The New F'n Show]

If Strike Force loses this I cry a little. Two Barroom brawlers should not beat two amazingly gifted wrestlers.

 

[Andrew]

You Scott, you love Rick Martel too much lol

 

[The New F'n Show]

lol actually was a bigger fan of Santana. I loved Strike Force though, go look them up (that goes for everyone to young to remember them).

 

[Chris Dresdon]

I'm a lot more familiar with APA than I am with Strike Force. In fact I only recognize the names of Rick Martel and Tito Santana, I wasn't aware before today that they were part of a tag team together. In terms of workrate, even though I've never seen any of Strike Force's work, it's a given that they were a more technical tandem than Faarooq and Bradshaw. In terms of championships, Strike Force only held the belts once while the A.P.A. were three time champs.

However, as much as I love the A.P.A., I'm going to give Strike Force the vote here.

 

[Keith]

Santana was actually a very underated performer, and I share Scott's thoughts on Martel, together they made a very exciting team and their one reign meant much more than any of APA's who I never got into as a team.

 

[The New F'n Show]

Strike Force squeeze by.