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#4. The Steiner Brothers v The Beverley Brothers - 1993
As I have noted before in a previous feature on underrated stars of the 1990s, The Steiner Brothers really did arrive in WWE at the wrong time.
Technically gifted, athletically sound and tremendously popular, Scott and Rick Steiner were the all-around perfect package for a tag team in what was the WWF in the mid-1990s, yet their run in the company was all-too fleeting.
Though they featured with a cameo as single's wrestlers in the Rumble match a year later in 1994, the 1993 Rumble featured the Steiner's last and only solid outing as a team at the January blockbuster.
In what was billed as their hometown in Michigan, they look on the elitist Beverley Brothers in front of their fans and their family, in a match which is remembered every bit for their fantastic prowess in the squared circle as it is a hilarious interview segment featuring Scott and Rick's mother and sister at ringside. There's just something about Todd Pettengill asking about the broken lamp that gets me every time...
