366. The Harris Twins

In some ways Ron Harris & Don Harris were a journeyman tag team, but the identical Harris Twins did have a certain level of success in the two largest wrestling promotions in North America. They were at their biggest in the WWE, as Skull & 8-Ball, members of, and then appropriated the name as the Disciples of Apocalypse. In WCW, they were the unfortunately named Patrick and Gerald (a play of Patterson & Brisco in the WWF) as Creative Control, but under their own names they did win the World Championship there. As they were saddled often with silly gimmicks (Creative Control, Blu Twins etc.) it makes sense that they were just themselves, which was not that far from their DOA persona, they would probably have been more successful.

Should The Harris Twins be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put them in! - 3.2%

Maybe, but others deserve it first. - 6.3%

Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 10.5%

No opinion. - 2.1%

No way! - 77.9%

The Bullet Points

Other Aliases: The Bruise Brothers
Jacob & Eli Blu
The Grimm Twins
Skull & 8-Ball (Disciples of Apocalypse)
Patrick & Gerald (Creative Control)
Billed From: Multiple Places
Key Championships Held: CWA Tag Team (Memphis) (2)
NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team (5)
USWA Tag Team (5)
SMW Tag Team
WCW World Tag Team (3)
Why they will get in: They wrestled everywhere of note in the 1990’s in the United States.
Why they won't get in: Despite that above fact, they have little prestige. Also, those "SS" tattoos on their arms really don't help.
Five Greatest Matches/Moments: 1.   Defeated the Rock and Roll Express for the Smoky Mountain Tag Team Titles (6/28/93)
2.   Opened Wrestlemania 11 with a loss to the Allied Powers (4/2/95)
3.   With Ken Shamrock and Ahmed Johnson, beat the Nation of Domination in a “War of Attrition” Match (2/15/98)
4.   Won the WCW World Tag Team Championship (11/22/99)
5.   Regained the WCW World Tag Team Titles (2/12/00)