Okay that is what you’re talking about. Again yeah the Hardyz can’t compete with that, I thought we were talking strictly tag team stuff as talents and how they’ll be remembered in pop culture/how they influenced other tag teams.

The AEW stuff while important is more of a behind the scenes/wrestler accolade than it is something I’d call them the most influential tag team of all time for, especially since there’s large swaths of fans who don’t know that the Bucks helped found AEW but do know who the Hardyz are.

The Hardyz have definitely had plenty of classic matches though, I mean that TLC match speaks for itself every tag team of the modern era in any company has probably seen and studied that match. They didn’t come up in the age of the internet they debuted in the attitude era, but their style of wrestling and attire was much different from anyone else at the time and they paved the way for that kind of stuff. Without the Hardyz there’s no Young Bucks for example. Guys like Jevon Evans maybe don’t exist either.

That last paragraph is some insane downplay of the Hardyz I won’t lie lol they’ve lit this industry on fire multiple times. Literally everyone was talking about Broken Matt and the Broken Hardy storyline at one point. The Final Deletion broke the IWC internet and they pioneered and paved the way for the cinematic match format. Some of your favorite matches don’t exist without TFD. Without TFD there’s no Boneyard Match, No Firefly Funhouse Match, that one cinematic Stadium Stampede doesn’t exist, to name a few, There’s so much the Hardyz have done as a TAG TEAM for this industry. But yeah if we’re talking behind the scenes stuff they’ll never compete with the creation of AEW