#4 Chris Jericho and Andre the Giant

A concept that has always worked well with WWE tag teams is to pair a big monster with a small athlete. This way, the smaller one can be the arrogant, obnoxious mouth piece and the monster can have his back when others grow tired of all the trash talking. It has worked for teams like Shawn Michaels and Diesel and Enzo and Cass over the years, to name but a few.
In the history of the business, perhaps nobody has been more effective in the obnoxious heel role than Chris Jericho. While currently playing a loveable babyface, Jericho's best work over the years has been as a narcissistic villain. His intellectual puts downs and his ability to talk rings around anyone has endeared Y2J to many a WWE fan.
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He is no stranger to using the services of the bigger guys when his mouth got him into trouble. He had a thoroughly entertaining partnership with Big Show a few years ago, the dynamics of which worked perfectly. Imagine, however, if Jericho could have done the same with an even bigger, more talented Giant by the name of Andre.
Andre the Giant was not just the biggest man to lace up a pair of wrestling boots, he was also an innovator of the sport and drew in crowds from far and wide wherever he went. He could move around the ring at a faster pace than anyone his size should have been able to, and he could work equally well as a heel or babyface.
Andre was no slouch on the mic either, showing his abilities against Hulk Hogan in the build up to Wrestlemania 3. Having Jericho by his side, however, would allow him to do what he does best, intimidate opponents and teach them the meaning of respect. Jericho would also be the perfect mouth piece for Andre, fitting into that Bobby Heenan role back in the 80s that made heel Andre so effective.
This team has the potential to be one of the best of all time. Not only would they work as heels, but they could also put on some great comedy skits together as faces too. If only time had allowed his partnership to happen.