Tag team profiles and histories from across the GWA territories.
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From the parched plains of Oklahoma, four hard men rode into the GWA like a dust storm. The Dust Bowl Drifters ain't your fancy city slickers - they're the embodiment of frontier grit. With fists like hammers and hearts of flint, these boys aim to tame the wildest broncos in the squared circle.
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In the rebellious spirit of 1970s wrestling, four misfits emerged from LA's underground scene. The Dynasty Destroyers brought punk's raw energy to the GWA, challenging traditions and shattering expectations. Prepare for a wild ride with wrestling's most audacious West Coast anti-heroes.
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Meet The Dharma Bums, "Boxcar" Bo Bradley and Redwoods Carson blend Beatnik wisdom with rugged charm. Known for their technical prowess and philosophical musings, they captivate fans with their signature moves and deep connection. Ride the rails with the unforgettable Dharma Bums!
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The Frontier Brothers, Sam and Joe, carved a legendary niche within the Great Western Wrestling Alliance (GWA) through their electrifying blend of strategy and brute strength, embodying the spirit of the American West. Debuting on the very first GWA card in 1957, their synergy and distinct cowboy charisma quickly made
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The Midnight Maracas, or Las Maracas de Medianoche, a legendary tag team duo within the Great Western Wrestling Alliance, captivated fans with their unique blend of high-flying lucha libre and vibrant Mariachi culture. Comprised of El Guitarrón and El Violín, the duo soared to fame through their mesmerizing performances and
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The Serpent Twins, Python and Cobra, slithered their way into the annals of the Great Western Wrestling Alliance with a potent blend of charisma, strategy, and sheer athletic prowess. Emerging from the swamplands of Florida in 1981, they quickly coiled themselves around the heart of the tag team division, transforming
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The Big Kat Round Bellies, comprising Roundbelly Ray and Bubba Roundbelly, were an iconic tag team from Columbus, Ohio, who brought a delightful mix of humor and surprising agility to the GWA. Known for their comedic antics and larger-than-life personas, Ray and Bubba became beloved figures in the wrestling community,
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A powerhouse team, combining "Ironside" Ivan Gregorovich's strength with the "Steel Hammer" Hank Roberts' technical skills. Known for their dominating presence and no-nonsense approach to matches.
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Formed in 1973, Squabble Squad, the dynamic tag team of Harlem Hurricane and "Gridiron" Gregory Harris, quickly rose to prominence within the Great Western Wrestling Alliance (GWA). Their unique blend of Harlem's agility and streetwise tactics, coupled with Gridiron's raw power and athletic prowess
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Epitomizing the darker facets of Southern charm was Southern Comfort, consisting of Louisiana natives "The Gentleman" James Montgomery and "Bayou" Benny Lacroix. James, raised in a rural mansion of Magnolia Hall, sees the wrestling ring as a stage to flaunt the superiority he believes is his
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The Renegade Riders, comprised of "The Outlaw" Jesse Hawkins and Tommy Tucker, were a pivotal tag team in the Great Western Wrestling Alliance (GWA), leaving an indelible mark on the tag team division. Formed in February 1971, they quickly rose to prominence with their unique blend of Hawkins&