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#9 Triple X
Christopher Daniels, Low Ki and Elix Skipper joined together as the trio stable, Triple X, during the very early days of TNA. They joined together while apart of a larger faction, Vince Russo's Sports Entertainment Xtreme.
Triple X were 3-time NWA Tag Team Champions during their time together, holding the belts under the 'Freebird rule'. They had a very memorable on and off feud with America's Most Wanted, from late 2002 until December 2004. The two teams fought in the first ever Steel Cage match in TNA history, and the first ever 6 sided Cage match in company history.
After being forced to break up following their stipulation Cage match at Turning Point 2004, the trio would reunite in 2007. The stipulation from Turning Point was that they could never team together again, however they 'found a clause' in the stipulation. Due to Low Ki leaving TNA in 2005, and returning in 2006 under a new contract, they could get back together.
While fans were happy about this at the time, their second run wouldn't be anywhere near as exciting as the first and they came to an end when Low Ki quit the company, again, and Elix Skipper being released from his contract shortly thereafter.
