March Madness Tag Team Tournament 2023

[paul]

Apr 8, 2023 12:21:35 GMT -5 @husky77 said:

Just a few questions for the readers:

1. Would you like to see managers introduced?

2. I was thinking of doing no-DQ matches when we get to the Elite 8, how do you feel about that?

3. Would you like more traditional tag teams, or teams that may have some looser connected ties to each other?

4. Should Blonde Bombers have a chance to repeat, or should they be one and done, to ensure new winners every tournament?

All feedback will be very appreciated!

1. This is just a personal preference but I would say no to using managers. I don't use them in my Fed because I like my matches to be decided without any shenanigans involved.

2. I think that's a great idea for the No-DQ matches in the later rounds.

3. I'm good either way on the tag team format. I use a mix of traditional/non-traditional teams in my Fed but I understand why some people just go the traditional route.

4. I definitely think the Blonde Bombers should be in next year as well. Let's see if they can go back to back.


That's my two cents on the matter for what it's worth. Whatever you decide to do next year I'm sure it will be another fun tournament.🙂

[TTX]

Sparingly is my vote for managers. Nick Bockwinkel and the Midnight Express are both designed with managers in mind so if you choose not to use managers you might want to tweak the cards or not use them.

Definitely

Mix it up.

Repeat and I agree give them a bye.

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The first entrant into the 2024 March Madness Tag Team Tournament:

James Storm and Eric Young

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One thing I forgot to say, the mechanics on the tag cards are amazing. It could be Powers of Pain, The Bulldogs, Heavenly Bodies, almost all the tag teams just tagging in and out, hitting double team maneuvers, really made this an enjoyable experience.

And that's why I did this. I thought if I put myself to where I have to play a boatload of tag team matches, I will get better at them. Really enjoyed this. Thanks again to all who took time to read this.