Pitbulls: The Unlikely Tag Team That Left a MarkWhen you think of professional wrestling's golden era, names like the Hardy Boyz and Edge & Christian come to mind. But amidst all the flash and flair, there were teams that flew under the radar – teams like Pitbulls, comprised of Jamie Noble and Kid Kash.Their first match took place on May 16, 2006, and their last on September 26 of the same year. It's a short stint, but in those few months, they made an impact. The duo's chemistry was undeniable, with Noble's technical prowess complemented by Kash's high-flying antics.Pitbulls' run was marked by a string of exciting matches, showcasing their unique blend of power and agility. They were the ultimate underdogs, refusing to back down from any opponent, no matter how formidable. Their matches were often described as hard-hitting and unpredictable – exactly what fans crave in a tag team.What's fascinating about Pitbulls is that they defied expectations. Noble, a veteran of the indie circuit, was known for his rugged style, while Kash had been making waves with his daredevil antics on the independent scene. Putting them together seemed like an unlikely combination, but it worked. They fed off each other's energy, creating a synergy that left fans eager to see more.Their WWE run may have been brief, but Pitbulls' influence can still be felt today. They paved the way for future tag teams looking to make a name for themselves in the world of professional wrestling. Their story serves as a reminder that even the most unlikely pairings can lead to something special – and that sometimes, it's the underdogs who leave the biggest mark.
Facts
Pitbulls: A Tag Team with Bite• The Pitbulls, comprising Jamie Noble and Kid Kash, debuted in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) on May 16th, 2006.• Their first match was against MNM (Johnny Nitro and Joey Mercury), marking the beginning of a tumultuous career in the WWE.• Kid Kash's high-flying abilities and technical prowess made him an instant fan favorite, while Jamie Noble's submission skills added depth to their tag team dynamic.• Despite being part of the WWE's developmental territory, Deep South Wrestling (DSW), the Pitbulls' matches often featured a blend of aerial attacks and submission holds that left fans mesmerized.• On September 26th, 2006, the Pitbulls competed in their final match together against The Major Brothers (Mike and Drew) in DSW.• Jamie Noble's technical expertise allowed him to hold his own against some of the WWE's top talent during his stint as a singles competitor before teaming with Kid Kash.• Kid Kash's daredevil antics often put both himself and his opponents at risk, but also earned them a reputation for delivering high-octane matches.• The Pitbulls' tag team run was marked by a series of intense matches against top teams like the Hardys and MNM, showcasing their versatility and adaptability.• Despite their relatively short time together as a tag team, the Pitbulls left an indelible mark on the WWE's developmental system during their 2006 stint.• The duo's chemistry in the ring was undeniable, making them one of the more memorable tag teams to emerge from the WWE's lower ranks.
