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#6 and #5 The Best Friends (Chuckie T and Trent)
Being one of the first tag teams to be signed to All Elite Wrestling, the duo surprised most as their segments seemed to catch on with the crowd. Their pairing with Orange Cassidy has only gotten them over with the fans and that's why they're probably featured on AEW Dynamite more regularly.
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The comedy-style team has interesting pasts. Trent was a former WWE Superstar featured on SmackDown and ECW. But nothing seemed to stick as injuries caught up with him. He was eventually released from the company in 2013. Trent believes that WWE didn't get his character and the injuries played a role as well.
On the other hand, Chuckie T, a.k.a. Chuck Taylor was outright rejected by WWE after a tryout. For several years, Taylor wrestled for various companies such as TNA/Impact Wrestling, Evolve, PWG, NJPW, and eventually ROH, where he formed the Best Friends with Trent.
With that said, the pair have formed an entertaining act that has worked for them so far in AEW.
