Tonight's episode of WWE Countdown, where "we list 'em, you rank 'em" rules, it's the top ten hottest couple's in WWE history.
This episode actually gets the disclaimer, it's SOOOO HOT!! If you're ready to have your face melted off with all the sex and power and possible eroticism, click READ MORE!
10. Goldust & Marlena - Goldust spent some time psyching out his opponents with his deviant tendencies before Marlena, his real life wife Terri Runnells, was brought in. Late '97, they were split up onscreen, before breaking up for good not long after that.
9. Edge & Vickie Guerrero - The story is that Edge was an opportunist, and we could all see that he was just using Vickie for her power. When they split up onscreen, Vickie made Edge's life hell, but it didn't make her a sympathetic character.
8. King Booker & Queen Sharmell - I didn't watch during this period, but King Bookah appeared to be a fun character. Queen Sharmell appeared to be annoying, however, with her "All Hail King Bookah!"
7. Marc Mero & Sable - real life husband and wife, zero chemistry onscreen. Go figure. This is a case where the female of the couple became much bigger than her male counterpart.
6. Mark Henry & Mae Young - Yes, they went there. It was all in good fun, and brought us some memorable moments. It also brought us to vomit.
5. Billy & Chuck - Yes, they also went here. The ambiguously gay duo who weren't really gay but were playing gay for a publicity stunt. GLAAD still hasn't gotten their gravy boat back.
4. Daniel Bryan & AJ Lee - Of all the possible AJ combinations, they went with this one. This, of course, brought us the "18 seconds" angle, and the beginning of crazy AJ. I will give you all a few moments of privacy before continuing.
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3. Randy Savage & Elizabeth - Not #1 in this house! Probably the most famous couple in wrestling history, and as far as true life goes, one of the more tragic. Neither is in the Hall of Fame, and that is also tragic, so to speak, as far as kayfabe Halls of Fame go.
2. Triple H & Stephanie McMahon - I'm surprised it wasn't rigged to be #1. Of course, it sprouted from one of the more entertaining wrestling weddings, and began an awesome era of wrestling storylines and matches. It also endures to this day.
1. Edge & Lita - A matchup brought about by a true backstage story. Lita is with Matt Hardy, she cheats on Matt with Edge, Matt gets fired, Matt is re-hired because the brass see money in the feud, the feud sucks, but Edge & Lita brought some raunchy TV moments, including the "live sex" celebration. Also, they were gross.
One of the weaker countdowns, from a show that fails to compile any true compelling lists. Rehashing a few of these brought back some clips of funny moments in the case of Mae and Henry and even Billy & Chuck. There were really only two or three truly impactful onscreen couples, so there was plenty of filler here.
NEXT WEEK: Top Ten Trash Talkers.
This episode actually gets the disclaimer, it's SOOOO HOT!! If you're ready to have your face melted off with all the sex and power and possible eroticism, click READ MORE!
10. Goldust & Marlena - Goldust spent some time psyching out his opponents with his deviant tendencies before Marlena, his real life wife Terri Runnells, was brought in. Late '97, they were split up onscreen, before breaking up for good not long after that.
9. Edge & Vickie Guerrero - The story is that Edge was an opportunist, and we could all see that he was just using Vickie for her power. When they split up onscreen, Vickie made Edge's life hell, but it didn't make her a sympathetic character.
8. King Booker & Queen Sharmell - I didn't watch during this period, but King Bookah appeared to be a fun character. Queen Sharmell appeared to be annoying, however, with her "All Hail King Bookah!"
7. Marc Mero & Sable - real life husband and wife, zero chemistry onscreen. Go figure. This is a case where the female of the couple became much bigger than her male counterpart.
6. Mark Henry & Mae Young - Yes, they went there. It was all in good fun, and brought us some memorable moments. It also brought us to vomit.
5. Billy & Chuck - Yes, they also went here. The ambiguously gay duo who weren't really gay but were playing gay for a publicity stunt. GLAAD still hasn't gotten their gravy boat back.
4. Daniel Bryan & AJ Lee - Of all the possible AJ combinations, they went with this one. This, of course, brought us the "18 seconds" angle, and the beginning of crazy AJ. I will give you all a few moments of privacy before continuing.
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3. Randy Savage & Elizabeth - Not #1 in this house! Probably the most famous couple in wrestling history, and as far as true life goes, one of the more tragic. Neither is in the Hall of Fame, and that is also tragic, so to speak, as far as kayfabe Halls of Fame go.
2. Triple H & Stephanie McMahon - I'm surprised it wasn't rigged to be #1. Of course, it sprouted from one of the more entertaining wrestling weddings, and began an awesome era of wrestling storylines and matches. It also endures to this day.
1. Edge & Lita - A matchup brought about by a true backstage story. Lita is with Matt Hardy, she cheats on Matt with Edge, Matt gets fired, Matt is re-hired because the brass see money in the feud, the feud sucks, but Edge & Lita brought some raunchy TV moments, including the "live sex" celebration. Also, they were gross.
One of the weaker countdowns, from a show that fails to compile any true compelling lists. Rehashing a few of these brought back some clips of funny moments in the case of Mae and Henry and even Billy & Chuck. There were really only two or three truly impactful onscreen couples, so there was plenty of filler here.
NEXT WEEK: Top Ten Trash Talkers.
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ReplyDeleteSpike Dudley & Molly Holly 4ever. They were the Romeo & Juliet of the Attitude Era, their feuding families just wouldn't let them love each other.
ReplyDeleteI would have put #2 and 3 as #1 and 2 but otherwise I guess that's a good list. Edge made it twice so I guess he must be a pretty hot dude?
ReplyDeleteMacho and Liz should be #1.
ReplyDeleteSurprised HHH/Steph not number 1 due to their push on TV now but now as horrible in choices as previous lists.
ReplyDeleteBringing you to vomit... "That's what I do!" - Mark Henry
ReplyDeleteNo Noble & Nidia, I would out them somewhere
ReplyDeleteEdge & Vicki rank above Austin and Debra?
ReplyDelete...
Yeah, okay.
Poor Gorgeous Jimmy and Precious/Sunshine, poor Tully and Baby Doll, poor Chris and Nan - uh poor Shawn and Sherri...
ReplyDeleteThe err, unfortunate incident back in 2002 probably factored in.
ReplyDeleteThese fucking lists....
ReplyDeleteI get they are "Putting it into the Universes hands", but christ, every #1 is going to be something from the last 10 years
Her rack...I completely forgot about her until running thru some early WCW lately with the Network drop
ReplyDeleteno kelly-squared/ballz mahoney?
ReplyDeletenidia/jamie noble, boy?
glamarella?
You mean that epic romance between Zack Ryder and Eve Torres didn't make the cut? List invalid!
ReplyDeleteThis is one time when HHH actually deserved the top spot in one of these lists yet for whatever reason didn't get it.
ReplyDeleteKing Booker & Queen Sharmell over Macho King and Queen Sherri?
ReplyDeleteShe's basically a British Debra, lol.
ReplyDeleteI would have gone Savage and Elizabeth as number 1, keep two where it's at, then have Edge and Lita at number 3.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely. I think the first three are the same I would have chosen (only in a different order).
ReplyDeleterightfully so!
ReplyDeleteSo THAT explains her face!
ReplyDeleteThey'll make the list of best male-female friend pairs along with:
ReplyDeleteGoldust and Stacy
Foley and Melina
Angle and Stephanie
Didn't Luna give a stuffed squirrel to Test and Stephanie?
ReplyDeleteDawn Marie/Torrie Wilson FTW
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ReplyDeleteBefore AND after.
ReplyDeleteGood one. Should have made the list.
ReplyDeleteGood call
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