In WWE, there have been some occasions when males and females rivalries are intertwined which creates exciting matches. Sometimes there could be couples engaged in a heated rivalry, and in other instances, there could be two single feuds going on simultaneously which see the need for a mixed tag team match.RELATED: 10 Best Mixed Tag Teams In WWE HistoryOther times there have been several winners take all championship-type scenarios with a world or secondary male championship being defended, and a women's championship on the line. Nevertheless, intergender matches are even less frequent with males being allowed to fight a woman legally. There have countless mixed tag team matches in WWE history that have been fun with tons at stake and living up to the expectations.
10 Bayley & Seth Rollins Vs. Bianca Belair & Cesaro - SmackDown 6/25/21
Just five days removed from Hell in a Cell 2021, Bayley and Seth Rollins teamed up to face SmackDown Women's Champion Bianca Belair and Cesaro. There were tons of talent on show here, and all four worked extremely well together.
The action was fast and furious, and considering the match only took place four months ago, many fans will forget the quality of this bout. However, Belair was looking to finish off Bayley with KOD but Rollins collided into Belair and Bayley. The Role Model took advantage, and she pinned Belair after executing her trademark Rose Plant.
9 Sasha Banks & Dolph Ziggler Vs. Asuka & Drew McIntyre - Raw 6/29/20
On the June 29, 2020, edition of Raw, Raw Women's Champion Asuka and WWE Champion Drew McIntyre formed a dream team. Their adversaries were one-half of the WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Sasha Banks, and former two-time World Heavyweight Champion Dolph Ziggler.
It's a shame that this bout took place in the confines of the Performance Center as this was another underrated mixed-tag team match. Both teams wanted to take momentum into Extreme Rules. Despite a valiant effort from McIntyre and Asuka, it was Ziggler and Banks who had the last laugh with the Boss covering Asuka.
8 Trish Stratus & Bubba Ray Dudley Vs. Jazz & Steven Richards - Raw 5/13/02
There was a golden opportunity presented to Trish Stratus in her hometown of Toronto as she along with Bubba Ray Dudley challenged Jazz and Steven Richards for the WWE Women's Championship, and the WWE Hardcore Championship. There was a small caveat, as only one championship could change hands depending on the champion who got pinned.
Both teams were highly competitive throughout, and weapons were involved for the Hardcore Championship aspect of the match. Trish and Jazz were isolated on their lonesome but Trish got the better of Jazz by sealing the deal with Stratusfaction to regain the Women's Championship.
7 Sable & Marc Mero Vs. Luna Vachon & The Artist Formerly Known As Goldust - WrestleMania XIV
Sable wasn't the greatest in-ring performer but she was arguably one of the most popular female wrestlers in the Attitude Era. At WrestleMania XIV, Sable made her in-ring debut with her then real-life husband Marc Mero. On the other side of the ring was the vicious Luna Vachon, and The Artist Formerly Known as Goldust.
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This match had no right to be as good as it was, considering the inexperience of Sable. Sable certainly was the standout performer, and credit has to be given to Luna for making Sable looking good at the same time. The Sable Bomb wasn't enough to keep Luna down but she resorted to using Mero's TKO to win the match.
6 Chyna & Too Cool Vs. The Radicalz - WrestleMania 2000
Chyna was too good for the women's division, which is why she wrestled with the men. At WrestleMania 2000, The Ninth Wonder of the World teamed up with Too Cool, and they faced off with The Radicalz's Eddie Guerrero, Perry Saturn, and Light Heavyweight Champion Dean Malenko.
There was no point in the match where Chyna looked out of the place. She captivated audiences which is why she was a larger-than-life character. Eddie being at his brilliant best when it came to bumping, made Chyna look like a million bucks. Ultimately, Latino Heat took the fall with Chyna pinning her soon-to-be lover.
5 Hardy Boyz & Lita Vs. T&A Trish Stratus - Fully Loaded 2000
The rivalry between Lita and Trish Stratus was born in 2000, and they faced off for the first time on pay-per-view at Fully Loaded. Lita and her partners The Hardy Boyz collided with Trish Stratus, and her charges Test and Albert.
Team Xtreme had the fans backing them with their explosive style of wrestling that kept fans intrigued. Trish was still finding her feet inside the squared circle, but this is one of the best matches in her career. Once, Lita and Trish were left to their own devices, the experience of Lita shone through with Lita picking up the win for her team.
4 Dolph Ziggler & Kaitlyn Vs. AJ Lee & Big E Langston - SummerSlam 2013
The positioning of Dolph Ziggler and Kaitlyn's mixed tag team match with Divas Champion AJ Lee and Big E Langston at SummerSlam 2013 could have suffered but it didn't. They were sandwiched between the brawl between Brock Lesnar and CM Punk and the WWE Championship match featuring John Cena and Daniel Bryan.
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The match only lasted just under seven minutes but they produced a watchable affair. AJ and Kaitlyn's feud is one of the most underrated at that time frame, and they did a good job here. As did Big E, and Ziggler who happened to be the legal men with the Showoff finishing off Big E with his trademark Zig-Zag.
3 Edge, Randy Orton, And Lita Vs. John Cena, Carlito, And Trish Stratus - Raw 9/4/06
Trish Stratus' career was winding down in two weeks at Unforgiven 2006, and she had to go out in style by feuding with Women's Champion Lita. However, WWE Champion Edge, Randy Orton, John Cena, and Carlito were added to the mix to feature an exciting six-person tag team match.
All six are great in-ring performers so it wasn't a shock that this match was a good main event. Trish had the upper hand on Lita in the closing stages of the match but the cunning Legend Killer intervened by planting Trish with a jaw-dropping RKO. Lita earned the victory, and Carlito was trying to break the fall but the Rated-R Superstar restrained him.
2 Mick Foley, Edge, And Lita Vs. Terry Funk, Tommy Dreamer, And Beaulah McGillicutty - ECW One Night Stand 2006
Unquestionably, the best six-person tag team match came in the Hammerstein Ballroom at ECW One Night Stand 2006, despite minimal involvement from the women. Mick Foley and Edge were supposed to go head-to-head with ECW legends Terry Funk and Tommy Dreamer in a tag team Extreme Rules match. However, Lita and Dreamer's wife Beaulah McGillicutty were added to the mix.
The bout was violent with Foley and Funk rolling back the years by taking some brutal bumps and crashing through a table covered in barbed wire. Lita and Beulah took their fair share of bumps with the Rated-R Superstar hitting Beaulah with a ferocious Spear for the win.
1 Kurt Angle & Ronda Rousey Vs. Triple H & Stephanie McMahon - WrestleMania 34
The highly anticipated debut of Ronda Rousey finally happened at WrestleMania 34. The Baddest Woman on the Planet had dedicated months into training, and it certainly paid off as she teamed up with Kurt Angle to face-off with Triple H, and his wife Stephanie McMahon.
This was also Stephanie's first outing at WrestleMania, and she did very well to keep up with Rousey. Fans salivated at Stephanie getting her comeuppance when Rousey pummeled her and attempted to lock in the armbar on numerous occasions. Ultimately, this is the best-mixed tag team match in WWE history, and Rousey finally forced Stephanie to submit to the armbar.
