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** After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, [[MythologyGag refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other]], and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the shows.
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** After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, [[MythologyGag refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other]], and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the shows.(they did shake with the Briscoes after they were saved from an Addition beating though)
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* TheRival: They've faced Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick (AKA The Hooligans) in Big Time Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Guerilla, Family Wrestling Entertainment, House Of Hardcore and House Of Glory
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* TheRival: TheRival
** They've faced Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick (AKA The Hooligans) in Big Time Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Guerilla, Family Wrestling Entertainment, House Of Hardcore and House OfGloryGlory
** The Motor City Machine Guns may have been behind the conspiracy to bring down The Knights Of The Rising Dawn, but [[Wrestling/ChristopherDaniels The]] [[Wrestling/FrankieKazarian Addiction]] frequently looked past them in favor of attacking the Young Bucks. They even though it was two years ago they were still upset about being the first victims of the Meltzer Driver.
** They've faced Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick (AKA The Hooligans) in Big Time Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Guerilla, Family Wrestling Entertainment, House Of Hardcore and House Of
** The Motor City Machine Guns may have been behind the conspiracy to bring down The Knights Of The Rising Dawn, but [[Wrestling/ChristopherDaniels The]] [[Wrestling/FrankieKazarian Addiction]] frequently looked past them in favor of attacking the Young Bucks. They even though it was two years ago they were still upset about being the first victims of the Meltzer Driver.
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* FearfulSymmetry: The first night main event at ''Supercard Of Honor X'' saw Matt Jackson and Chris Sabin unable to start the match off because they kept trying the same thing, getting frustrated and tagging out. It continued with Alex Shelley and Nick, until Nick [[IShallTauntYou started goofing off]], which successfully threw the Motor City Machine Guns off their game.
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* MerchandiseDriven: It's been shilled extra hard since becoming "Bullet Club Elite", and The Young Bucks shirts cost the most because they're the best!
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* EvilDuo: They're choir boys compared to reDRagon though.
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* EvilDuo: They're choir boys compared to reDRagon though. The Bucks at least respected some of Cheeseburger's dignity, for example.
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'''The Young Bucks''' are a {{professional wrestling}} {{tag team}} consisting of real life brothers '''Matt and Nick Jackson''' (real surname Massie) from the suburbs of southern California. They are most known for their appearances in Wrestling/RingOfHonor and Wrestling/ProWrestlingGuerilla, though they have also competed in Wrestling/DragonGate (both Japan and USA) and Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}, and are currently also mainstays of Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling as members of its top heel faction, the Wrestling/BulletClub.
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Trained by Marty Jannetty and Ron Rivera, '''The Young Bucks''' are a {{professional wrestling}} {{tag team}} consisting of real life brothers '''Matt and Nick Jackson''' (real surname Massie) from the suburbs of southern California. They are most known for their appearances in Wrestling/RingOfHonor and Wrestling/ProWrestlingGuerilla, though they have also competed in Wrestling/DragonGate (both Japan and USA) and Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}, and are currently also mainstays of Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling as members of its top heel faction, the Wrestling/BulletClub.
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* {{Arrogant Kung Fu Guy}}s: They're very good at playing the part of insufferably cocky assholes who think nobody can beat them.
* BashBrothers: Yes.
* BashBrothers: Yes.
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* {{Arrogant Kung Fu Guy}}s: They're very good at playing the part of insufferably cocky assholes who think nobody can beat them.
them. Oh, and they will super kick streamers back into the crowd.
* BashBrothers:Yes.Both figuratively and literally. They're so rarely anything but teammates that people who archive pro wrestling records for a living can count the number of times they weren't on one hand.
* BigLittleBrother: Their younger brother CK is noticeably larger than either Buck.
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* BigLittleBrother: Their younger brother CK is noticeably larger than either Buck.
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* EvilDuo: They're choir boys compared to reDRagon though.
* EvilIsPetty: Ohhhh, these guys are ''assholes'' when they are the bad guys.
* EvilIsPetty: Ohhhh, these guys are ''assholes'' when they are the bad guys.
* EvilDuo: They're choir boys compared to reDRagon though.
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* EvilIsPetty: As heels, the Young Bucks aren't just bad guys. They're ''assholes,'' often for no other reason than ItAmusedMe.
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* EvilIsPetty: As heels, the Young Bucks aren't just bad guys. They're ''assholes,'' often for no other reason than ItAmusedMe. One of their more infamous incidents involved super kicking and eight year old boy during his birthday.
** The Jackson 3 with Malachi
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* SiblingTeam: For real.A brothers tag team and, more rarely, a brothers trio.
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* TournamentArc
** They won the Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament of Pro Wrestling Guerrilla in 2009, Wrestling/RoderickStrong and Wrestling/BryanDanielson being their final opponents. They went on to win it again in 2011 (beating Nightmare Violence Connection in the final) and 2013 (Wrestling/KevinSteen in the final again, this time with Wrestling/ElGenerico)
** In 2013 they also won one for the House Of Glory tag team titles at ''Fight For Gold'', beating "LAX" (Homicide and Hernandez) in the final.
** They won the Dynamite Duumvirate Tag Team Title Tournament of Pro Wrestling Guerrilla in 2009, Wrestling/RoderickStrong and Wrestling/BryanDanielson being their final opponents. They went on to win it again in 2011 (beating Nightmare Violence Connection in the final) and 2013 (Wrestling/KevinSteen in the final again, this time with Wrestling/ElGenerico)
** In 2013 they also won one for the House Of Glory tag team titles at ''Fight For Gold'', beating "LAX" (Homicide and Hernandez) in the final.
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* WrestlingFamily: Besides each other, younger brother Malachi wrestles as well.
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* WrestlingFamily: Besides each other, younger brother Malachi wrestles as well. They also have a cousin who wrestles as Tabitha Buck.
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* PutOnABus: A couple times out of ROH, including once to TNA. At other times they were intentionally sent out with the ROH Tag Team titles to other countries, though ROH would not always name the specific promotions. When they boarded the bus out of TNA, the first place it stopped was WWE for a tryout, but after rubbing Wrestling/BookerT the wrong way ([[FelonyMisdemeanor by not going up to him and shaking his hand, of all things]]) they were told their services would not be required. So the bus kept on going and finally took them back to ROH as well as to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling. They also appeared in Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}.
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* PutOnABus: A couple times out of ROH, including once to TNA. At other times they were intentionally sent out with the ROH Tag Team titles to other countries, though ROH would not always name the specific promotions. When they boarded the bus out of TNA, the first place it stopped was WWE for a tryout, but after rubbing Wrestling/BookerT the wrong way ([[FelonyMisdemeanor by not going up to him and shaking his hand, of all things]]) they were told their services would not be required. So the bus kept on going and finally took them back to ROH and PWG as well as to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling. They also appeared in Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}.
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* PopularityPower: While Adam Cole was trying to tell Matt Taven and Mike Bennett what they needed to do to defeat War Machine, Bobby Fish interrupted him to take his case to ROH match maker Wrestling/NigelMcGuinness for a reDRagon vs The Kingdom match. The Young Bucks then tried to go over Fish's head by taking their case to the fans, who naturally preferred to see them. It only half worked, as [=McGuinness=] refused to remove reDRagon from the match but did add the Bucks, making it a triple threat.
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* FinishingMove: Several. Early-Onset Alzheimer's (double/stereo superkicks), the Indytaker/More Bang For Your [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck]] (springboard spike [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker Tombstone Piledriver]], the Meltzer Driver (same as previous but with a somersault on the springboard), and More Bang For Your Buck (fireman's carry roll/450° splash/moonsault combination). In TNA as heels they also had a double team rope-hung DDT.
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* FinishingMove: Several. Early-Onset Alzheimer's (double/stereo superkicks), the Indytaker/More Bang For Your [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck]] (springboard spike [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker Tombstone Piledriver]], Piledriver]]), the Meltzer Driver (same as previous but with a somersault on the springboard), and More Bang For Your Buck (fireman's carry roll/450° splash/moonsault combination). In TNA as heels they also had a double team rope-hung DDT.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, [[MythologyGag refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other]], and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the shows.
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** After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, [[MythologyGag refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other]], and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to theshows.shows.
** Their current union with Kenny Omega in 2016 has taken this UpToEleven, with the three outright declaring themselves the Elite, both of Bullet Club and in general, after removing AJ Styles from the equation.
** After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, [[MythologyGag refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other]], and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the
** Their current union with Kenny Omega in 2016 has taken this UpToEleven, with the three outright declaring themselves the Elite, both of Bullet Club and in general, after removing AJ Styles from the equation.
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* GroinAttack: Suffered a particularly heinous example in the same hardcore tag match sa the ForceFeeding thing. Candice [=LeRae=] ballsplexed one of the Bucks into the turnbuckle, dropped a handful of thumbtacks down his pants, and then ballsplexed him again…into the remaining thumbtacks.
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* GroinAttack: Suffered a particularly heinous example in the same hardcore tag match sa as the ForceFeeding thing. Candice [=LeRae=] ballsplexed one of the Bucks into the turnbuckle, dropped a handful of thumbtacks down his pants, and then ballsplexed him again…into the remaining thumbtacks.
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* ChronicBackstabbingDisorder: Not towards each other, aside from that little spell late into the Generation Me run, but they've so far developed a distinct habit of being among the main guys in Wrestling/BulletClub to turn on one leader/ace and then latch closer onto the next one they like better. The first time it was more a basic altercation coinciding with Devitt's departure and naturally gravitating to Styles over time,[[note]]though he was more a co-leader with Karl Anderson than just the straight up boss,[[/note]] but the second time they outright helped Omega excommunicate Styles and take over the leadership.
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** As of 2016 they are considered the "Bullet Club Elite" along with new leader Kenny Omega.
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** As of 2016 they are considered the "Bullet Club Elite" along with new leader Kenny Omega.Omega, who they won the Never Openweight Six Man Tag Team Title from The Briscoes and Toru Yano with at that year's ''ROH Honor Rising: Japan''.
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* KickTheDog: They defeated the All Night Express at ''Southern Defiance''. In RealLife, Rhett Titus of ROH's All Night Express tag team had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks now going into ''Northern Aggression'' against the C&C Wrestle Factory, decided they hadn't had enough of the All Nights yet and intentionally injured Titus, putting him on the shelf and leaving Kenny King to face the Bravado Brothers by his lonesome.
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* KickTheDog: They defeated the All Night Express tag team at ''Southern ''ROH Southern Defiance''. In RealLife, ANX member Rhett Titus of ROH's All Night Express tag team had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks now going into ''Northern Aggression'' against the C&C Wrestle Factory, decided they hadn't had enough of the All Nights yet and intentionally injured Titus, putting him on the shelf and leaving Kenny King to face the Bravado Brothers by his lonesome.
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** As of 2016 they are considered the "Bullet Club Elite" along with new leader Kenny Omega.
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* GoshDangItToHeck: They tend to stay away from cuss words in their promos because they're [[FamilyValuesVillain good Christian boys]].
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* GoshDangItToHeck: They tend to stay away from cuss words in their promos because they're [[FamilyValuesVillain good Christian boys]]. However they tend to forget that in matches from time to time, which the PWG fans will joyfully mock with the chant of "YOU SAID FUCK!"
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* ExtremityExtremist: They're known for doing superkicks, to the point where they've created the "superkick party" and often joke about doing hundreds or thousands of them. Take a look at any of their t-shirts, and chances are the words "superkick party" will be somewhere on there.
* EvilIsHammy: In a rare ''move''-based sort of way: The Bucks have a move set that is usually suited towards high-flying babyfaces. But because they are so good at being assholes, their high-flying move set instead comes off as over-the-top for the sake of being over the top.
* EvilIsPetty: As heels, the Young Bucks aren't just bad guys. They're ''assholes,'' often for no other reason than ItAmusedMe.
* EvilIsHammy: In a rare ''move''-based sort of way: The Bucks have a move set that is usually suited towards high-flying babyfaces. But because they are so good at being assholes, their high-flying move set instead comes off as over-the-top for the sake of being over the top.
* EvilIsPetty: As heels, the Young Bucks aren't just bad guys. They're ''assholes,'' often for no other reason than ItAmusedMe.
* {{Foreign Wrestling Heel}}s: In New Japan Pro Wrestling as part of the Bullet Club.
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* IHaveTheHighGround: Not their entire offense, but a good portion of it. Two-thirds of their most frequent finisher, More Bang For Your Buck, is one brother hitting a 450 splash on their opponent followed immediately by the other hitting a moonsault and then going for the pin.
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* IHaveTheHighGround: Not their entire offense, but a good portion of it. it.
** Two-thirds of their most frequent finisher, More Bang For Your Buck, is one brother hitting a 450 splash on their opponent followed immediately by the other hitting a moonsault and then going for thepin.pin.
** Whenever they break out the Meltzer Driver, fans get to see one of the brothers do a 450 splash flip to help the other brother spike their opponent in a kneeling piledriver.
** Two-thirds of their most frequent finisher, More Bang For Your Buck, is one brother hitting a 450 splash on their opponent followed immediately by the other hitting a moonsault and then going for the
** Whenever they break out the Meltzer Driver, fans get to see one of the brothers do a 450 splash flip to help the other brother spike their opponent in a kneeling piledriver.
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* EvilIsPetty: Ohhhh, these guys are ''assholes'' when they are the bad guys.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other, and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the shows.
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* SmallNameBigEgo: After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, [[MythologyGag refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other, other]], and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the shows.
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: Handspring backrakes!
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: MundaneMadeAwesome:
** Handspringbackrakes!backrakes!
** The Meltzer Driver/Indytaker fixes the issue of how non-finishing the Tombstone Piledriver looks when it's not done by or to Wrestling/TheUndertaker and/or Wrestling/{{Kane}} — add another guy springboarding off the top to help spike the victim from the other side.
** Handspring
** The Meltzer Driver/Indytaker fixes the issue of how non-finishing the Tombstone Piledriver looks when it's not done by or to Wrestling/TheUndertaker and/or Wrestling/{{Kane}} — add another guy springboarding off the top to help spike the victim from the other side.
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* KickTheDog: In RealLife, Rhett Titus of ROH's All Night Express tag team had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks were the ones who intentionally injured him and put him on the shelf.
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* KickTheDog: They defeated the All Night Express at ''Southern Defiance''. In RealLife, Rhett Titus of ROH's All Night Express tag team had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks were now going into ''Northern Aggression'' against the ones who C&C Wrestle Factory, decided they hadn't had enough of the All Nights yet and intentionally injured him and put Titus, putting him on the shelf.shelf and leaving Kenny King to face the Bravado Brothers by his lonesome.
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* TheRival: They've faced Wrestling/LondonAndKendrick (AKA The Hooligans) in Big Time Wrestling, Pro Wrestling Guerilla, Family Wrestling Entertainment, House Of Hardcore and House Of Glory
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* KickTheDog: In RealLife, Rhett Titus had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks were the ones who intentionally injured him and put him on the shelf.
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* KickTheDog: In RealLife, Rhett Titus of ROH's All Night Express tag team had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks were the ones who intentionally injured him and put him on the shelf.
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: A strange inversion. Max and Jeremy of Generation Me were created as identities that TNA could trademark, but they still had to allude to the Young Bucks by eventually adding "Buck" as the characters' surname.
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* WritingAroundTrademarks: A strange inversion. Max and Jeremy of Generation Me were created as identities that TNA could trademark, but they still had felt the need to allude to the Young Bucks by eventually adding "Buck" as the characters' surname.
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'''The Young Bucks''' are a {{professional wrestling}} {{tag team}} consisting of real life brothers '''Matt and Nick Jackson''' (real surname Massie). They are most known for their appearances in Wrestling/RingOfHonor and Wrestling/ProWrestlingGuerilla, though they have also competed in Wrestling/DragonGate (both Japan and USA) and Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}, and are currently also mainstays of Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling as members of its top heel faction, the Wrestling/BulletClub.
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'''The Young Bucks''' are a {{professional wrestling}} {{tag team}} consisting of real life brothers '''Matt and Nick Jackson''' (real surname Massie).Massie) from the suburbs of southern California. They are most known for their appearances in Wrestling/RingOfHonor and Wrestling/ProWrestlingGuerilla, though they have also competed in Wrestling/DragonGate (both Japan and USA) and Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}, and are currently also mainstays of Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling as members of its top heel faction, the Wrestling/BulletClub.
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* RealMenWearPink: The Young Bucks are one of the most respected tag teams around. They still look like teenage boys, they've worn pink before, and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx9eIqhPbWM this]], is their theme, [=MMMBop=]!
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* [[PunchParry Kick Parry]]: Kenny Omega and one of the Bucks had once tried to super kick each other, resulting in their legs getting tangled up and each hopping around trying not to lose balance, which ended up being Omega when the other Jackson then kicked him in the head.
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As usual, more on their careers can be found [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Young_Bucks here.]]
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'''The Young Bucks''' are a {{professional wrestling}} {{tag team}} consisting of real life brothers '''Matt and Nick Jackson''' (real surname Massie). They are most known for their appearances in Wrestling/RingOfHonor and Wrestling/ProWrestlingGuerilla, though they have also competed in Wrestling/DragonGate (both Japan and USA) and Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}, and are currently also mainstays of Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling as members of its top heel faction, the Wrestling/BulletClub.
From 2010-2011 they had a short run in Wrestling/{{TNA}} under the team name '''Generation Me''', using the ring names '''Max and Jeremy Buck''' respectively, where they were best known for their matches against the Motor City Machine Guns. They stand out due to their ever-constant boyish looks and mannerisms and their colorful attire, as well as their aerodynamic wrestling style.
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* ArchEnemy:
** The Motor City Machineguns went from {{The Rival}}s[=/=]{{Worthy Opponent}}s to this when Generation Me decided to turn viciously heel on them.
** Have severe competitive issues with reDRagon baggage involving both the IWGP Junior and ROH tag belts.
* ArmedLegs: Once armed their legs by ''stomping into a pile of thumbtacks''.
* {{Arrogant Kung Fu Guy}}s: They're very good at playing the part of insufferably cocky assholes who think nobody can beat them.
* BashBrothers: Yes.
* BlondGuysAreEvil
* EvilDuo: They're choir boys compared to reDRagon though.
* {{Expy}}: They're quite reminiscent of the [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]]; dark-haired, calmer older brother with a blonde, less-calm younger brother, who are young high-flyers.
** ThePsychoRangers: Can also be considered this due to spending so much more time as heels than the Hardyz.
* FinishingMove: Several. Early-Onset Alzheimer's (double/stereo superkicks), the Indytaker/More Bang For Your [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck]] (springboard spike [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker Tombstone Piledriver]], the Meltzer Driver (same as previous but with a somersault on the springboard), and More Bang For Your Buck (fireman's carry roll/450° splash/moonsault combination). In TNA as heels they also had a double team rope-hung DDT.
* FiveMovesOfDoom: Their infamous finishing combo as a trio with AJ Styles. AJ applies an inverted face lock and suplexes the victim into one Buck who catches him in position for a tombstone. AJ then throws the other Buck up over his shoulder to spike the tombstone. Then the holding Buck gives the victim to AJ who sets him up for the Styles Clash, but AJ doesn't drop him until after both Bucks superkick the poor guy.
* ForceFeeding: Force fed Wrestling/JoeyRyan thumbtacks during the a hardcore tag team match at PWG against the World's Cutest Tag Team. This was partially because they accidentally switched their thumbtack bag with a bag of gummy bears, but then they tried to kick the tacks down his throat when he wouldn't swallow.
* GoshDangItToHeck: They tend to stay away from cuss words in their promos because they're [[FamilyValuesVillain good Christian boys]].
* GroinAttack: Suffered a particularly heinous example in the same hardcore tag match sa the ForceFeeding thing. Candice [=LeRae=] ballsplexed one of the Bucks into the turnbuckle, dropped a handful of thumbtacks down his pants, and then ballsplexed him again…into the remaining thumbtacks.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: As part of the Wrestling/BulletClub. In New Japan Pro Wrestling, they're heels. Anywhere else, they're faces. They don't have a problem being heel, it's just the stable is so over due to cool factor and Wrestling/AJStyles that no company's fanbase will boo them outside of NJPW anymore.
* HotbloodedSideburns: Matt.
* IHaveManyNames: The Young Bucks, Generation Me, Los Gallineros.
** Matt Jackson, Max Buck, Fluffy the Dog, Gallinero II, Mr. Instant Replay.
** Nick Jackson, Jeremy Buck, El Gallinero/Gallinero I, Slick Nick.
* IHaveTheHighGround: Not their entire offense, but a good portion of it. Two-thirds of their most frequent finisher, More Bang For Your Buck, is one brother hitting a 450 splash on their opponent followed immediately by the other hitting a moonsault and then going for the pin.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Does the name "Generation Me" carry a hint or two? Even outside of that, they are some of the most vain "good Christian boys" we will see in pro wrestling. TNA even tried to portray that they are so self-centered they would sell each other out to get ahead in a heartbeat, and even teased a split between both them and their arch-rivals the Motor City Machineguns when having both teams compete more in the X-Division than in the tag team ranks. This makes no sense seeing the way they function as pretty much one person in two when acting as a team.
* {{Jerkass}}: Times two.
* KickTheDog: In RealLife, Rhett Titus had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks were the ones who intentionally injured him and put him on the shelf.
* LargeHam
* LikesOlderWomen: The boys had a thing with [[Wrestling/LisaMarieVaron Tara]] for a brief period during their TNA run.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: Handspring backrakes!
* OlderThanTheyLook: The Young Bucks are eleven-year wrestling veterans, 30 and 26 years old respectively, have both gotten married to womanly wives, and one's become a father. But if you saw Matt and Nick Jackson on the streets of Hesperia, California without first knowing who they are, you'd probably mistake them for high school kids about to attend a rave.
* PowerStable:
** In PWG, Mount Rushmore with Wrestling/KevinSteen and Adam Cole.
*** Mount Rushmore 2.0 with Roderick Strong and Super Dragon.
** In NJPW and ROH, they've got the Wrestling/{{BULLET CLUB}}.
* PowerTrio:
** Have been this with both Steen and Cole in Mount Rushmore.
** Usually fill in the numbers with their Bullet Club stablemates, most frequently with Bad Luck Fale in Japan and AJ Styles in America.
** Crossing over with TournamentArc, they've also been a part of a few of these for Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}'s King of Trios events. Examples include:
*** 2009—Team Wrestling/{{P|roWrestlingGuerilla}}WG with [[Wrestling/SamiZayn El Generico]].
*** 2012—Team Wrestling/{{R|ingOfHonor}}OH with Mike Bennett.
*** 2015—The Bullet Club with Wrestling/AJStyles.
* PunnyName: One of their finishing moves, More Bang For Your Buck. Also, their TNA ring names, Max (Matt) and Jeremy (Nick) Buck, were seemingly designed to allow fans (and Wrestling/{{Taz|z}}) to keep calling them the Young Bucks despite officially renaming them as a team for trademarking purposes.
* PutOnABus: A couple times out of ROH, including once to TNA. At other times they were intentionally sent out with the ROH Tag Team titles to other countries, though ROH would not always name the specific promotions. When they boarded the bus out of TNA, the first place it stopped was WWE for a tryout, but after rubbing Wrestling/BookerT the wrong way ([[FelonyMisdemeanor by not going up to him and shaking his hand, of all things]]) they were told their services would not be required. So the bus kept on going and finally took them back to ROH as well as to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling. They also appeared in Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}.
* RedBaron:
** Matt has "Mr. Instant Replay" and, after a few {{affectionate parod|y}}ies of the [[Wrestling/{{Kane}} Brothers of]] [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker Destruction]], "Corporate Kane".
** Nick has "Slick Nick" and "The Indytaker", the latter being based off their finishing move. An offshoot of that at least on Twitter is "[[Wrestling/MinistryOfDarkness The Lord of Markness]]".
* RunningGag: In PWG, the Bucks would often start a match by superkicking the ring announcer, making everybody laugh. Eventually, the announcer got his revenge by [[GenreSavvy dodging the attack]] and then [[TookALevelInBadass flooring them both with a double clothesline]].
* SiblingTeam: For real.
* SignatureMove: Superkick Party, anyone? Even then, it's one of many.
* SmallNameBigEgo: After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other, and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the shows.
* {{Smug Snake}}s: Especially as heels, goofing off and mocking their opponents is kinda their stock and trade.
* SpotMonkey: Have been accused of being this, as ring psychology is not the strongest part of their game.
* StealthPun: Their NJPW theme is called "Double Barrel". Time to remember what stable they're in.
* TagTeam: One of the very best.
* TooManyBelts: Once held the IWGP Jr., ROH, and PWG tag team championships and for a time were known to carry all three sets of tag titles to the ring at once.
* WrestlingFamily: Besides each other, younger brother Malachi wrestles as well.
* WritingAroundTrademarks: A strange inversion. Max and Jeremy of Generation Me were created as identities that TNA could trademark, but they still had to allude to the Young Bucks by eventually adding "Buck" as the characters' surname.
From 2010-2011 they had a short run in Wrestling/{{TNA}} under the team name '''Generation Me''', using the ring names '''Max and Jeremy Buck''' respectively, where they were best known for their matches against the Motor City Machine Guns. They stand out due to their ever-constant boyish looks and mannerisms and their colorful attire, as well as their aerodynamic wrestling style.
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* ArchEnemy:
** The Motor City Machineguns went from {{The Rival}}s[=/=]{{Worthy Opponent}}s to this when Generation Me decided to turn viciously heel on them.
** Have severe competitive issues with reDRagon baggage involving both the IWGP Junior and ROH tag belts.
* ArmedLegs: Once armed their legs by ''stomping into a pile of thumbtacks''.
* {{Arrogant Kung Fu Guy}}s: They're very good at playing the part of insufferably cocky assholes who think nobody can beat them.
* BashBrothers: Yes.
* BlondGuysAreEvil
* EvilDuo: They're choir boys compared to reDRagon though.
* {{Expy}}: They're quite reminiscent of the [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]]; dark-haired, calmer older brother with a blonde, less-calm younger brother, who are young high-flyers.
** ThePsychoRangers: Can also be considered this due to spending so much more time as heels than the Hardyz.
* FinishingMove: Several. Early-Onset Alzheimer's (double/stereo superkicks), the Indytaker/More Bang For Your [[PrecisionFStrike Fuck]] (springboard spike [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker Tombstone Piledriver]], the Meltzer Driver (same as previous but with a somersault on the springboard), and More Bang For Your Buck (fireman's carry roll/450° splash/moonsault combination). In TNA as heels they also had a double team rope-hung DDT.
* FiveMovesOfDoom: Their infamous finishing combo as a trio with AJ Styles. AJ applies an inverted face lock and suplexes the victim into one Buck who catches him in position for a tombstone. AJ then throws the other Buck up over his shoulder to spike the tombstone. Then the holding Buck gives the victim to AJ who sets him up for the Styles Clash, but AJ doesn't drop him until after both Bucks superkick the poor guy.
* ForceFeeding: Force fed Wrestling/JoeyRyan thumbtacks during the a hardcore tag team match at PWG against the World's Cutest Tag Team. This was partially because they accidentally switched their thumbtack bag with a bag of gummy bears, but then they tried to kick the tacks down his throat when he wouldn't swallow.
* GoshDangItToHeck: They tend to stay away from cuss words in their promos because they're [[FamilyValuesVillain good Christian boys]].
* GroinAttack: Suffered a particularly heinous example in the same hardcore tag match sa the ForceFeeding thing. Candice [=LeRae=] ballsplexed one of the Bucks into the turnbuckle, dropped a handful of thumbtacks down his pants, and then ballsplexed him again…into the remaining thumbtacks.
* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: As part of the Wrestling/BulletClub. In New Japan Pro Wrestling, they're heels. Anywhere else, they're faces. They don't have a problem being heel, it's just the stable is so over due to cool factor and Wrestling/AJStyles that no company's fanbase will boo them outside of NJPW anymore.
* HotbloodedSideburns: Matt.
* IHaveManyNames: The Young Bucks, Generation Me, Los Gallineros.
** Matt Jackson, Max Buck, Fluffy the Dog, Gallinero II, Mr. Instant Replay.
** Nick Jackson, Jeremy Buck, El Gallinero/Gallinero I, Slick Nick.
* IHaveTheHighGround: Not their entire offense, but a good portion of it. Two-thirds of their most frequent finisher, More Bang For Your Buck, is one brother hitting a 450 splash on their opponent followed immediately by the other hitting a moonsault and then going for the pin.
* ItsAllAboutMe: Does the name "Generation Me" carry a hint or two? Even outside of that, they are some of the most vain "good Christian boys" we will see in pro wrestling. TNA even tried to portray that they are so self-centered they would sell each other out to get ahead in a heartbeat, and even teased a split between both them and their arch-rivals the Motor City Machineguns when having both teams compete more in the X-Division than in the tag team ranks. This makes no sense seeing the way they function as pretty much one person in two when acting as a team.
* {{Jerkass}}: Times two.
* KickTheDog: In RealLife, Rhett Titus had suffered a legitimate injury and needed some time off to have it surgically repaired and to rehab. In {{kayfabe}}, the Bucks were the ones who intentionally injured him and put him on the shelf.
* LargeHam
* LikesOlderWomen: The boys had a thing with [[Wrestling/LisaMarieVaron Tara]] for a brief period during their TNA run.
* MundaneMadeAwesome: Handspring backrakes!
* OlderThanTheyLook: The Young Bucks are eleven-year wrestling veterans, 30 and 26 years old respectively, have both gotten married to womanly wives, and one's become a father. But if you saw Matt and Nick Jackson on the streets of Hesperia, California without first knowing who they are, you'd probably mistake them for high school kids about to attend a rave.
* PowerStable:
** In PWG, Mount Rushmore with Wrestling/KevinSteen and Adam Cole.
*** Mount Rushmore 2.0 with Roderick Strong and Super Dragon.
** In NJPW and ROH, they've got the Wrestling/{{BULLET CLUB}}.
* PowerTrio:
** Have been this with both Steen and Cole in Mount Rushmore.
** Usually fill in the numbers with their Bullet Club stablemates, most frequently with Bad Luck Fale in Japan and AJ Styles in America.
** Crossing over with TournamentArc, they've also been a part of a few of these for Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}'s King of Trios events. Examples include:
*** 2009—Team Wrestling/{{P|roWrestlingGuerilla}}WG with [[Wrestling/SamiZayn El Generico]].
*** 2012—Team Wrestling/{{R|ingOfHonor}}OH with Mike Bennett.
*** 2015—The Bullet Club with Wrestling/AJStyles.
* PunnyName: One of their finishing moves, More Bang For Your Buck. Also, their TNA ring names, Max (Matt) and Jeremy (Nick) Buck, were seemingly designed to allow fans (and Wrestling/{{Taz|z}}) to keep calling them the Young Bucks despite officially renaming them as a team for trademarking purposes.
* PutOnABus: A couple times out of ROH, including once to TNA. At other times they were intentionally sent out with the ROH Tag Team titles to other countries, though ROH would not always name the specific promotions. When they boarded the bus out of TNA, the first place it stopped was WWE for a tryout, but after rubbing Wrestling/BookerT the wrong way ([[FelonyMisdemeanor by not going up to him and shaking his hand, of all things]]) they were told their services would not be required. So the bus kept on going and finally took them back to ROH as well as to Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling. They also appeared in Wrestling/{{CHIKARA}}.
* RedBaron:
** Matt has "Mr. Instant Replay" and, after a few {{affectionate parod|y}}ies of the [[Wrestling/{{Kane}} Brothers of]] [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker Destruction]], "Corporate Kane".
** Nick has "Slick Nick" and "The Indytaker", the latter being based off their finishing move. An offshoot of that at least on Twitter is "[[Wrestling/MinistryOfDarkness The Lord of Markness]]".
* RunningGag: In PWG, the Bucks would often start a match by superkicking the ring announcer, making everybody laugh. Eventually, the announcer got his revenge by [[GenreSavvy dodging the attack]] and then [[TookALevelInBadass flooring them both with a double clothesline]].
* SiblingTeam: For real.
* SignatureMove: Superkick Party, anyone? Even then, it's one of many.
* SmallNameBigEgo: After returning to ROH following a stint in Wrestling/{{TNA}}, this is basically their gimmick. They have very high opinions of themselves, refuse to shake hands with anybody but each other, and give themselves sole credit for selling all the tickets to the shows.
* {{Smug Snake}}s: Especially as heels, goofing off and mocking their opponents is kinda their stock and trade.
* SpotMonkey: Have been accused of being this, as ring psychology is not the strongest part of their game.
* StealthPun: Their NJPW theme is called "Double Barrel". Time to remember what stable they're in.
* TagTeam: One of the very best.
* TooManyBelts: Once held the IWGP Jr., ROH, and PWG tag team championships and for a time were known to carry all three sets of tag titles to the ring at once.
* WrestlingFamily: Besides each other, younger brother Malachi wrestles as well.
* WritingAroundTrademarks: A strange inversion. Max and Jeremy of Generation Me were created as identities that TNA could trademark, but they still had to allude to the Young Bucks by eventually adding "Buck" as the characters' surname.
