Edge and Christian were just as important to the tag division as the Hardyz and Dudleyz. They were another standout force in the GOAT era of wrestling. As individuals, they were legit equals, but like others have said, they were dead-set on making sure only Edge was "the star" of the duo. I was entertained by both guys for pretty much their whole tenure. Edge would have taken off sooner solo had his injury not happened in late 2002 (or early 2003?), and Christian was already finding himself in 2004, and when they didn't want to pull the trigger on him in the Cena feud, Christian just expanded on that persona once he got to TNA. Damn shame Christian's peak abilities both wrestling and character wise happened in TNA, cause the WWE surely could have used that during the same period. Christian just became the WWE's reliable workhouse when he came back (then basically shyt on him during the Sheamus/Orton feuds). But Christian and Edge both were standouts in the WWE, and were very enjoyable as a tag team. They have tons of classic tag matches, segments, etc, and were very identifiable. I give them a 9 instead of a 10 because they were a lengthy tag team that didn't have an actual team name, an actual team finisher, nor wear similar attire, amongst a lot of other tag teams that actually had all of those.