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Four WrestleMania bouts are identified here as mixed tag team matches: WrestleMania VI, X, 33 and 34. Ranked by how clearly their documented story and payoff stand on their own—not by a supposed consensus rating—the strongest entry is John Cena and Nikki Bella’s WrestleMania 33 victory over The Miz and Maryse. The order is an editorial judgment; the available records establish matchups and results, not an objective quality ranking.
How this ranking works
The ranking weighs how legible each match’s story is without extensive outside context, whether the documented payoff feels meaningful, and how memorable the bout or its aftermath remains. A famous moment after the bell can add to a match’s legacy, but it does not automatically make the wrestling itself better. WWE’s official pages support the modern match results; the historical listings support the earlier entries. The four matches below are the identified candidates, not proof that no other WrestleMania bout has ever been described as a mixed tag.
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WWE: WrestleMania 38 (DVD) | $14.35 | Buy on Amazon |
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WWE: WrestleMania 39 | $20.45 | Buy on Amazon |
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WWE: WrestleMania 35 (DVD) | $19.08 | Buy on Amazon |
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WWE: WrestleMania 21 | $4.88 | Buy on Amazon |
4. Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon vs. Doink the Clown and Dink — WrestleMania X
This is the hardest entry to assess from the available record. The listing identifies Bam Bam Bigelow and Luna Vachon against Doink the Clown and Dink as a mixed tag team match, but the consulted material does not establish a result or enough of the action to support a play-by-play. The WrestleMania X listing is the basis for including the matchup.
That thin record makes this the least persuasive entry in a ranking judged by how much of a match’s story and payoff can be understood on the evidence available. That is a limitation of what can be responsibly established here, not a claim that the bout was poor in the ring.
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3. Dusty Rhodes and Sapphire vs. “Macho King” Randy Savage and Queen Sherri — WrestleMania VI
At WrestleMania VI, Dusty Rhodes and Sapphire defeated Randy Savage and Queen Sherri by pinfall. The historical match listing classifies it as a mixed tag team match and gives its duration as 7:52; that is the listed match time, not a measure of quality. The WrestleMania VI listing records the result and time.
The pairing gives the bout a plainly readable conflict between two wrestler-and-manager combinations. Its place in this ranking reflects that straightforward premise, while the available record offers less documented payoff or broader aftermath to weigh against the modern entries.
Rank #2
2. Kurt Angle and Ronda Rousey vs. Triple H and Stephanie McMahon — WrestleMania 34
Kurt Angle and Ronda Rousey defeated Triple H and Stephanie McMahon at WrestleMania 34. WWE labels it a “Mixed Tag Team Match” in its official WrestleMania 34 results and identifies Rousey’s WWE debut among the event’s major milestones.
Rousey’s debut gives the match an important place in WrestleMania history, but that significance is distinct from a judgment about the bout’s execution. With the official event page confirming the result and milestone but not furnishing the detailed match sequence used to assess the other finalists, this ranks below WrestleMania 33’s more fully documented story and payoff.
Rank #3
1. John Cena and Nikki Bella vs. The Miz and Maryse — WrestleMania 33
John Cena and Nikki Bella defeated The Miz and Maryse in the WrestleMania 33 mixed tag team match. WWE’s official recap, published April 2, 2017, frames the build around the couples’ conflict, including attacks by Miz and Maryse on Cena and Bella’s relationship. During the match, Cena tagged Bella in; the finish had Cena hit the Attitude Adjustment and Bella deliver Rack Attack 2.0 for a double pin.
The result pays off the relationship-focused story with both members of the winning team contributing to the finish. After the victory, Cena proposed to Bella in the ring. That proposal is an exceptionally memorable aftermath and strengthens the match’s overall place in WrestleMania history, but the reason this entry leads is that the documented in-ring finish also gives both partners a clear role in the payoff.
Rank #4
- On March 31,1985, the Wrestlemania legacy was born at Madison Square Garden in New York City.This sold-out event is the origin of what has become the greatest sports-entertainment franchise in American history. WrestleMania has dazzled millions of fans over the past 20 years by showcasing the greatest WWE Superstars of all time in marquee matches and featuring celebraties from music,sports and ent
What the ranking says—and does not say
This order compares four identified matches using their documented stories, finishes and lasting context. WWE’s WrestleMania mixed-tag playlist is another point of reference, but the available page does not provide a complete itemized archive. The list should therefore be read as a ranking of these four candidates, not a definitive count of every bout WWE might classify as mixed tag.
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