**The Rise and Fall of the Tate Twins**In professional wrestling, tag teams are often overlooked as mere afterthoughts in the grand scheme of things. But what happens when a duo of brothers, fueled by sibling rivalry and a shared passion for the squared circle, become one of the most formidable forces in the independent circuit?Meet Brandon Tate and Brent, better known collectively as the Tate Twins. Their journey began in 2010, with stints in OVW (Ohio Valley Wrestling) as the Baronis Brothers. It was during this period that they honed their skills, learning to work together seamlessly like a well-oiled machine.As they gained experience and notoriety, the brothers made the bold decision to rebrand themselves as the Tate Twins. This move proved to be a masterstroke, as they went on to win the OVW Southern Tag Team Championship in 2011.The next few years saw the Tate Twins continue their upward trajectory, competing in various independent promotions and even making appearances in ROH (Ring of Honor) under the moniker "Boys" (Brandon and Brent). It was during this period that they captured the coveted ROH World Six Man Tag Team Championship title.In 2021, the brothers decided to revive an old alias – Bad News Boyz. This time around, they found success in the independent circuit, winning the New South Tag Team Title and solidifying their status as one of the top tag teams in the country.Throughout their career, the Tate Twins have been defined by their unwavering camaraderie, lightning-quick timing, and an uncanny ability to read each other's moves. It's a bond that transcends mere brotherly love – it's a testament to the unbreakable trust that can only come from sharing the same DNA.As they continue to navigate the ever-changing landscape of professional wrestling, one thing is certain: the Tate Twins will always be a force to be reckoned with. Their legacy as one of the most successful and enduring tag teams in recent memory is already cemented. And when their time finally comes to hang up their boots, it's hard not to imagine that they'll still be tearing it up together, bad news or not.
Facts
Boys' Brigade: A Decade of Dominance• The Boys, comprising Brandon Tate and Brent Tate, debuted on October 1st, 2010, marking the beginning of their successful tag team career.• The duo started out in Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), where they won the OVW Southern Tag Team Championship, a title that would set the tone for their future accomplishments.• In 2014, the Boys made the transition to Ring of Honor (ROH), quickly becoming a staple of the promotion's tag team division. They would go on to win the ROH World Six-Man Tag Team Championship in 2016, solidifying their status as top contenders.• A year later, the Boys ventured into New Japan Pro Wrestling (NJPW) and captured the prestigious New South Tag Team Title, a feat that showcased their adaptability and skill in unfamiliar territory.• Throughout their careers, the Boys have consistently demonstrated a strong technical grappling style, often incorporating clever chain wrestling sequences to outmaneuver their opponents.• Brandon Tate's Technician wrestling style has been particularly notable, allowing him to excel in both high-flying and submission-based exchanges.• Brent Tate's versatility as a technician has also allowed the Boys to maintain a consistent level of quality in their matches, making them a formidable opponent for any tag team that dares step into the ring with them.• The duo's ability to mesh well together has been a key factor in their success, often resulting in thrilling tag team matches that showcase their chemistry and coordination.• With stints in All Elite Wrestling (AEW) and National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), the Boys have continued to push themselves as performers, adapting to new environments and opponents with ease.• As they look back on a decade of achievements, the Boys can proudly claim a wealth of titles and accolades, cementing their status as one of the most successful tag teams in modern professional wrestling.
