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#6 Miz and Morrison
The Miz and John Morrison were what is referred to as a 'thrown together' tag team. In other words, WWE put them together because they couldn't figure out what else to do with the characters creatively. Their loosely justified association was based on their participation in reality television before joining WWE.
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However, Miz and Morrison would make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. They were two of the first pro wrestlers to utilize social media and podcasts to increase their name recognition and status. Their cocky heel personas came along with a great catchphrase--"Go ahead, be jealous".
Why they were one of the greatest tag teams of the era: Miz and Morrison don't have as many title reigns as the Dudleys or Edge and Christian, but their innovative use of social media and the fact that they both improved tremendously over their association drives them onto the list.
