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| align="center" colspan=2 bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-bottom:1px solid gray; font-size:150%;" |<span style="color: #000000;">'''Briscoe Brothers'''</span><br>
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| bgcolor=lightgrey align="center" colspan="2" |'''[[Tag Team Match (AEW)|Tag team]]'''
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Members'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |[[Jay Briscoe (AEW)|Jay Briscoe]]<br>[[Mark Briscoe (AEW)|Mark Briscoe]]
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Name(s)'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |'''Briscoe Brothers'''<br>'''The Briscoes'''<br>The Midnight Outlaws<br>The Briscoe Brothers 2000
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Combined<br>weight'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |430 lb (200 kg)
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Hometown'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |Laurel, Delaware<br>'''Sandy Fork, Delaware'''<br>Southern Delaware
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Debut'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |May 20, 2000
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Promotions'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |[[Ring of Honor|ROH]]<br>[[Full Impact Pro|FIP]]<br>[[Pro Wrestling Noah|Noah]]<br>[[Jersey All Pro Wrestling|JAPW]]<br>[[Pro Wrestling Guerrilla|PWG]]<br>[[Combat Zone Wrestling|CZW]]<br>[[Pro Wrestling Unplugged|PWU]]<br>[[Attitude Era Wrestling|AEW]]
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| style="text-align: left;" |'''Trainers'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |[[Marcus Jacubs|Van Hammer]]<br>[[East Coast Wrestling Association|ECWA Wrestletech]]<br>Glenn Osborne<br>[[Combat Zone Wrestling|CZW Training School]]<br>Jon Dahmer
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The '''Briscoe Brothers''' are the professional wrestling [[Tag Team Match (AEW)|tag team]] of '''Jay Briscoe''' (Jamin Pugh) and '''Mark Briscoe''' (Mark Pugh). They are currently wrestling for the American online promotions [[Attitude Era Wrestling]]. The Briscoe Brothers have won the AEW Tag Team Championship [[List of AEW Tag Team Champions|two times]] for AEW. Jay Briscoe was once signed with [[Global Wrestling Federation]] where he has won the [[GWF Hardcore Championship]] on [[List of GWF Hardcore Champions|two separate occasions]] for the GWF promotion, before leaving the promotion in 2014. In 2014, [[Championship Wrestling]] closed down.
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==Early life==
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The Pugh brothers, Jamin (Jay) (born January 25, 1984) and Mark (born January 17, 1985) grew up in [[Laurel, Delaware]]. As high schoolers, both received honorable mention All-State honors their junior and senior years for football, Jay as a fullback and a linebacker and Mark as a tight end and a linebacker. At one point, both were signed to play for Wesley College (Delaware), a fact even used in wrestling storyline at one point.
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The brothers first became interested in wrestling in their youth by watching the World Wrestling Federation on one of the two channels their television could receive. Originally, they practiced wrestling moves with one another on a trampoline before the family built a wrestling ring in their backyard. From the beginning, the two of them worked on honing their craft, taping their moves and trying to improve them. Despite the fact that their dad was a coach for their high school's wrestling team, they did not participate in amateur wrestling in their high school years. Their first foray into professional wrestling came with the East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA), while they were still in high school. While their mother, Jana, was in line to purchase tickets to attend a wrestling event, a promoter for the ECWA approached her and asked if her sons had a tape of themselves wrestling. This led to the brothers debuting for ECWA on May 20, 2000 under the ring names "Jay and Mark Briscoe".
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==Professional wrestling career==
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===Combat Zone Wrestling (2001–2002, 2003)===
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===Jersey All Pro Wrestling (2001, 2002, 2005)===
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===Ring of Honor (2002–2004)===
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===Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (2003, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011)===
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===Sabbatical from wrestling (2004–2005)===
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===Pro Wrestling Unplugged (2005–2006)===
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===Return to ROH (2006–present)===
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===Full Impact Pro (2006–2007)===
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===Pro Wrestling Noah (2007)===
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===World Wrestling Entertainment (2009)===
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===Return to Combat Zone Wrestling (2010–2011, 2012)===
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===Attitude Era Wrestling===
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====Debut and Tag Team Champions (2013-2014)====
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The Briscoe's debuted in AEW immediately sparking a feud with [[The Shield (AEW)|The Shield]] that began at [[AEW Mayhem (2013)|Mayhem]] where The Briscoe Brothers interfered in the [[AEW Tag Team Championship]] handicap match between The Shield and [[Chris Hero (AEW)|Chris Hero]], however The Shield was able to win the AEW Tag Team Championships, On an episode of ''[[AEW Monday Night Concussion|Concussion]]'' It was announced that at [[AEW Superclash (2013)|Superclash]], The Briscoe Brothers would face off with the Shield in a [[Handicap Match (AEW)|Two-on-Three Handicap match]] with the AEW Tag Team Championship on the line it would be The Briscoe Brothers first title shot since joining the promotion. On June 30, 2013 at the Superclash pay-per-views, The Briscoe Brothers defeated The Shield to win the Tag Team Championship, the Briscoe Brothers would than begin a small feud with [[Bad Influence (AEW)|Bad Influence]] who had debuted around the same time as the Briscoe Brothers.
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On the June 22, 2013 episode of ''Concussion'' Jay Briscoe defeated [[Christopher Daniels (AEW)|Christopher Daniels]], later on in the night it was announced that the Briscoe Brothers would defend the AEW Tag Team Championship against [[Bad Influence (AEW)|Bade Influence]] in the YouTube Pre-show. At the Redemption YouTube Pre-show the Briscoe Brothers defeated Bad Influence to retain the AEW Tag Team Championship, they lost the Tag Team Championship to CM Punk and Colt Cabana on an episode of ''Concussion'', later on that night after [[The Tribe (AEW)|The Tribe]] attacked Punk and Cabana injuring Cabana, [[Shane McMahon (AEW)|Shane McMahon]] had Punk defend the Tag Team Championships against The Tribes' [[Tag Team Match (AEW)|Tag team]] of [[The Usos (AEW)|The Uso Brothers]], Punk would loss the Tag Team Championships to The Usos. At [[AEW Rock vs. Punk (2014)|AEW 1: Punk vs. Rock]], Jay and Mark defeated The Usos in a [[Strap Match (AEW)|Samoan Strap match]] to win the Tag Team Championship for the [[List of AEW Tag Team Champions|second time]] in their AEW career. At [[AEW Ultimate Ascension (2014)|Ultimate Ascension]] the Briscoe Brothers successfully defend the AEW Tag Team Championships against the Usos. They would eventually lose the AEW Tag Team Championships to [[Sami Zayn (AEW)|Zami Zayn]] and [[Daniel Bryan (AEW)|Daniel Bryan]], it would later be announced that both Jay and Mark Briscoe will take part in this years [[Money in the Bank Ladder Match (AEW)|Money in the Bank ladder match]] at [[AEW Superclash 3|Superclash III]], but were unsuccessful to win the Money in the Bank ladder match, they failed to win the Money in the Bank ladder match.
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====Various feuds (2014-2015)====
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====Tag Team Champions and "AEW TakeOver" (2016-present)====
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On the January 11 ''Concussion'', the Brothers defeated [[The New Day (AEW)|The New Day]] in a number one contenders match for the [[AEW Tag Team Championship]], than on the same show they defeated the AEW Tag Team Champions [[The American Wolves (AEW)|The Wolves]] ([[Davey Richards (AEW)|Davey Richards]] and [[Eddie Edwards (AEW)|Eddie Edwards]]) to win the AEW Tag Team Championship for the third time, all in part of their plan to "Take" AEW over, starting with the AEW Tag Team Championship.
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===Championship Wrestling (2013-2014)===
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===Global Wrestling Federation (2013-2014)===
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====Hardcore Champion (2013-2014)====
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:''Main article: [[Team Honor (GWF)|Team Honor]]
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Jay Briscoe caught immediate success in GWF when he defeated [[Jack Swagger (GWF)|Jack Swagger]] to become the new [[GWF Hardcore Championship]], he debuted a new group into GWF known as [[Team Honor (GWF)|Team Honor]] also including [[The American Wolves (GWF)|The American Wolves]] ([[Davey Richards (GWF)|Davey Richards]] and [[Eddie Edwards (GWF)|Eddie Edwards]]) and [[Rhino (GWF)|Rhino]], Rhino left the company in 2013, the only remaining members are The American Wolves and the Briscoe Brothers. On the December 2, 2013 episode of ''[[GWF Raw|Raw]]'' Jay Briscoe defeated Hardcore Champion [[Austin Aries (GWF)|Austin Aries]] and [[Bobby Roode (GWF)|Bobby Roode]] in a [[Basic Non-Elimination Matches (GWF)|Triple threat match]] to win the GWF Hardcore Championship for the second time in his career. Jay Briscoe would go on to loss the Hardcore Championship to [[Jon Moxley (AEW)|Jon Moxley]] on an episode of ''Raw''. Brisoce had a couple of shots at the [[GWF Intercontinental Championship]] when [[Austin Aries (GWF)|Austin Aries]] in a Triple threat match also involved former [[James Storm (GWF)|James Storm]], however he failed to win the GWF Intercontinental Championship, Austin Aries won and retain the Intercontinental Championship. At the [[GWF Royal Rumble (2014)|2014 Royal Rumble]] pay-per-view, Jay Briscoe was in a [[Championship Scramble Match (GWF)|Championship Scramble]] with Intercontinental Champion The Miz also involving [[Ryback (GWF)|Ryback]], [[Jon Moxley (AEW)|Jon Moxley]] and [[John Morrison (AEW)|John Morrison]] for the GWF Intercontinental Championship, Briscoe again failed to win the Intercontinental Championship with The Miz this time retaining the GWF Intercontinental Championship. March 2014, Jay Briscoe and Global Wrestling Federation parted ways for the first time since his debut in 2013.
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==In wrestling==
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* '''Double-team finishing moves'''
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** ''Cut-Throat Driver'' (Mark) / Diving leg drop (Jay) combination
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** Shooting star press (Mark) / Diving leg drop (Jay) combination
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** ''Spike Jay-Driller'' (Springboard spike double underhook piledriver)
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** Springboard doomsday device, sometimes with Mark doing a 180° turn in mid-air
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** ''Briscoe Bottom'' (Double sitout side slam) – early 2000s
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* '''Double-team signature moves'''
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** Double forehand chops using both hands to an opponent in the corner
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** High elevation double hip toss
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** High elevation double military press drop
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** Pendulum backbreaker (Jay) / Diving knee drop (Mark) combination
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** ''Redneck Boogie'' (Crucifix powerbomb (Mark) / Neckbreaker (Jay) combination)
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** Sidewalk slam (Mark) / Diving leg drop (Jay) combination
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** Simultaneous running low-angle big boot / running low-angle dropkick combination to the head of an opponent seated in the corner
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** Spinebuster (Jay) / Springboard spinning wheel kick (Mark) combination
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** Three-point stance followed into a double shoulder block
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** Uppercut (Mark) followed by a leg lariat (Jay) followed by a jawbreaker (Mark) followed by a jumping big boot (Mark) and finished with a reverse STO (Jay)
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* '''Jay's finishing moves'''
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** ''Crucible'' (Sitout suplex slam)
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** ''Jay-Driller'' (Double underhook piledriver)
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** Military press dropped into a Death Valley driver
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** Diving senton – early 2000s
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* '''Jay's signature moves'''
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** Arched big boot
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** Cannonball senton
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** Diving leg drop
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** Elevated cutter
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** Frog splash
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** Hurricanrana
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** Muscle buster
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** Reverse STO, sometimes into the turnbuckle
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** Sitout inverted suplex slam, sometimes from the top rope
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** Three-quarter nelson suplex
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* '''Mark's finishing moves'''
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** ''Cut-Throat Driver'' / ''Mark-Out'' (Cut-throat inverted Death Valley driver)
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** Shooting star press, sometimes springboarding to the outside
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* '''Mark's signature moves'''
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** Fisherman buster
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** Moonsault
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**''Froggy Bow'' (Frog Splash elbow drop)
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** ''Redneck Kung Fu (Multiple throat thrusts followed by a leg lariat to the back of the opponent's head)
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** Saito suplex
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** Slingshotdouble foot stomp
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** Springboard cutter
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** Superkick
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** Ura-nage
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*'''Manager'''
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**[[Jim Cornette (AEW)|Jim Cornette]]
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**'''Uncle Jethro'''
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**'''Poppa Briscoe'''
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* '''Entrance themes'''
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** "Gimme Back My Bullets" by [[Lynyrd Skynyrd]]
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** "The Cross" by Nas
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** '''"Sleeping All December"''' (Mark Briscoe) by [[Death Valley Driver (Band)|Death Valley Driver]]
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** '''"Reach for the Sky"''' (Jay Briscoe) by Adam Massacre
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==Championships and accomplishments==
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*'''[[Attitude Era Wrestling]]'''
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**[[AEW Tag Team Championship]] ([[List of AEW Tag Team Champions|3 time]], current)
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**[[AEW Award Show|Award Show]]
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***Tag Team of the Year ([[AEW Award Show#2015|2015]])
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*'''[[Championship Wrestling]]'''
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**[[Take Your Pick Ladder Match (CW)|Take Your Pick]] ([[CW Ring of Champions (2014)|2013]] - [[CW Universal Championship|CW Universal Championship Contract]]) – Jay Briscoe
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*'''[[Combat Zone Wrestling (EFED use)|Combat Zone Wrestling]]'''
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**CZW World Tag Team Championship (2 times)
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*'''[[Full Impact Pro (EFED use)|Full Impact Pro]]'''
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**FIP Tag Team Championship (1 time)
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*'''[[Global Wrestling Federation]]'''
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**[[GWF Hardcore Championship]] ([[List of GWF Hardcore Champions|2 times]]) – Jay Briscoe
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*'''Jersey Championship Wrestling'''
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**JCW Light Heavyweight Championship (1 time) – Mark
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*'''[[Pro Wrestling Illustrated (EFED use)|Pro Wrestling Illustrated]]'''
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**PWI ranked Jay #27 of the top 500 wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2013
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**PWI ranked Mark #49 of the top 500 wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2013
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*'''[[NWA Wildside (EFED use)|NWA Wildside]]'''
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**NWA Wildside Tag Team Championship (1 time)
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*'''[[Pro Wrestling Noah (EFED use)|Pro Wrestling Noah]]'''
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**GHC Junior Heavyweight Tag Team Championship (1 time)
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*'''Pro Wrestling Unplugged'''
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**PWU Tag Team Championship (1 time)
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*'''Real Championship Wrestling'''
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**'''RCW Tag Team Championship (1 time)
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*'''[[Ring of Honor Wrestling (EFED use)|Ring of Honor]]'''
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**ROH World Championship (2 times, current) – Jay
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**ROH World Tag Team Championship (8 times)
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**ROH Honor Rumble (2013) – Mark
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*'''Squared Circle Wrestling'''
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**2CW Tag Team Championship (1 time)
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*'''USA Xtreme Wrestling'''
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**UXW Tag Team Championship (1 time)
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*'''[[Wrestling Observer Newsletter Awards (EFED use)|Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards]]'''
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**[[Wrestling Observer Newsletter Awards (EFED use)#Tag Team of the Year|Tag Team of the Year]] (2007)
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==References==
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==External links==

Current revision as of 23:37, 19 April 2016

Briscoe Brothers
Tag team
Members Jay Briscoe
Mark Briscoe
Name(s) Briscoe Brothers
The Briscoes
The Midnight Outlaws
The Briscoe Brothers 2000
Combined
weight 		430 lb (200 kg)
Hometown Laurel, Delaware
Sandy Fork, Delaware
Southern Delaware
Debut May 20, 2000
Promotions ROH
FIP
Noah
JAPW
PWG
CZW
PWU
AEW
Trainers Van Hammer
ECWA Wrestletech
Glenn Osborne
CZW Training School
Jon Dahmer

The Briscoe Brothers are the professional wrestling tag team of Jay Briscoe (Jamin Pugh) and Mark Briscoe (Mark Pugh). They are currently wrestling for the American online promotions Attitude Era Wrestling. The Briscoe Brothers have won the AEW Tag Team Championship two times for AEW. Jay Briscoe was once signed with Global Wrestling Federation where he has won the GWF Hardcore Championship on two separate occasions for the GWF promotion, before leaving the promotion in 2014. In 2014, Championship Wrestling closed down.

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[edit] Early life

The Pugh brothers, Jamin (Jay) (born January 25, 1984) and Mark (born January 17, 1985) grew up in Laurel, Delaware. As high schoolers, both received honorable mention All-State honors their junior and senior years for football, Jay as a fullback and a linebacker and Mark as a tight end and a linebacker. At one point, both were signed to play for Wesley College (Delaware), a fact even used in wrestling storyline at one point.

The brothers first became interested in wrestling in their youth by watching the World Wrestling Federation on one of the two channels their television could receive. Originally, they practiced wrestling moves with one another on a trampoline before the family built a wrestling ring in their backyard. From the beginning, the two of them worked on honing their craft, taping their moves and trying to improve them. Despite the fact that their dad was a coach for their high school's wrestling team, they did not participate in amateur wrestling in their high school years. Their first foray into professional wrestling came with the East Coast Wrestling Association (ECWA), while they were still in high school. While their mother, Jana, was in line to purchase tickets to attend a wrestling event, a promoter for the ECWA approached her and asked if her sons had a tape of themselves wrestling. This led to the brothers debuting for ECWA on May 20, 2000 under the ring names "Jay and Mark Briscoe".

[edit] Professional wrestling career

[edit] Combat Zone Wrestling (2001–2002, 2003)

[edit] Jersey All Pro Wrestling (2001, 2002, 2005)

[edit] Ring of Honor (2002–2004)

[edit] Pro Wrestling Guerrilla (2003, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011)

[edit] Sabbatical from wrestling (2004–2005)

[edit] Pro Wrestling Unplugged (2005–2006)

[edit] Return to ROH (2006–present)

[edit] Full Impact Pro (2006–2007)

[edit] Pro Wrestling Noah (2007)

[edit] World Wrestling Entertainment (2009)

[edit] Return to Combat Zone Wrestling (2010–2011, 2012)

[edit] Attitude Era Wrestling

[edit] Debut and Tag Team Champions (2013-2014)

The Briscoe's debuted in AEW immediately sparking a feud with The Shield that began at Mayhem where The Briscoe Brothers interfered in the AEW Tag Team Championship handicap match between The Shield and Chris Hero, however The Shield was able to win the AEW Tag Team Championships, On an episode of Concussion It was announced that at Superclash, The Briscoe Brothers would face off with the Shield in a Two-on-Three Handicap match with the AEW Tag Team Championship on the line it would be The Briscoe Brothers first title shot since joining the promotion. On June 30, 2013 at the Superclash pay-per-views, The Briscoe Brothers defeated The Shield to win the Tag Team Championship, the Briscoe Brothers would than begin a small feud with Bad Influence who had debuted around the same time as the Briscoe Brothers.

On the June 22, 2013 episode of Concussion Jay Briscoe defeated Christopher Daniels, later on in the night it was announced that the Briscoe Brothers would defend the AEW Tag Team Championship against Bade Influence in the YouTube Pre-show. At the Redemption YouTube Pre-show the Briscoe Brothers defeated Bad Influence to retain the AEW Tag Team Championship, they lost the Tag Team Championship to CM Punk and Colt Cabana on an episode of Concussion, later on that night after The Tribe attacked Punk and Cabana injuring Cabana, Shane McMahon had Punk defend the Tag Team Championships against The Tribes' Tag team of The Uso Brothers, Punk would loss the Tag Team Championships to The Usos. At AEW 1: Punk vs. Rock, Jay and Mark defeated The Usos in a Samoan Strap match to win the Tag Team Championship for the second time in their AEW career. At Ultimate Ascension the Briscoe Brothers successfully defend the AEW Tag Team Championships against the Usos. They would eventually lose the AEW Tag Team Championships to Zami Zayn and Daniel Bryan, it would later be announced that both Jay and Mark Briscoe will take part in this years Money in the Bank ladder match at Superclash III, but were unsuccessful to win the Money in the Bank ladder match, they failed to win the Money in the Bank ladder match.

[edit] Various feuds (2014-2015)

[edit] Tag Team Champions and "AEW TakeOver" (2016-present)

On the January 11 Concussion, the Brothers defeated The New Day in a number one contenders match for the AEW Tag Team Championship, than on the same show they defeated the AEW Tag Team Champions The Wolves (Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards) to win the AEW Tag Team Championship for the third time, all in part of their plan to "Take" AEW over, starting with the AEW Tag Team Championship.

[edit] Championship Wrestling (2013-2014)

[edit] Global Wrestling Federation (2013-2014)

[edit] Hardcore Champion (2013-2014)

Main article: Team Honor

Jay Briscoe caught immediate success in GWF when he defeated Jack Swagger to become the new GWF Hardcore Championship, he debuted a new group into GWF known as Team Honor also including The American Wolves (Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards) and Rhino, Rhino left the company in 2013, the only remaining members are The American Wolves and the Briscoe Brothers. On the December 2, 2013 episode of Raw Jay Briscoe defeated Hardcore Champion Austin Aries and Bobby Roode in a Triple threat match to win the GWF Hardcore Championship for the second time in his career. Jay Briscoe would go on to loss the Hardcore Championship to Jon Moxley on an episode of Raw. Brisoce had a couple of shots at the GWF Intercontinental Championship when Austin Aries in a Triple threat match also involved former James Storm, however he failed to win the GWF Intercontinental Championship, Austin Aries won and retain the Intercontinental Championship. At the 2014 Royal Rumble pay-per-view, Jay Briscoe was in a Championship Scramble with Intercontinental Champion The Miz also involving Ryback, Jon Moxley and John Morrison for the GWF Intercontinental Championship, Briscoe again failed to win the Intercontinental Championship with The Miz this time retaining the GWF Intercontinental Championship. March 2014, Jay Briscoe and Global Wrestling Federation parted ways for the first time since his debut in 2013.

[edit] In wrestling

  • Double-team finishing moves
    • Cut-Throat Driver (Mark) / Diving leg drop (Jay) combination
    • Shooting star press (Mark) / Diving leg drop (Jay) combination
    • Spike Jay-Driller (Springboard spike double underhook piledriver)
    • Springboard doomsday device, sometimes with Mark doing a 180° turn in mid-air
    • Briscoe Bottom (Double sitout side slam) – early 2000s
  • Double-team signature moves
    • Double forehand chops using both hands to an opponent in the corner
    • High elevation double hip toss
    • High elevation double military press drop
    • Pendulum backbreaker (Jay) / Diving knee drop (Mark) combination
    • Redneck Boogie (Crucifix powerbomb (Mark) / Neckbreaker (Jay) combination)
    • Sidewalk slam (Mark) / Diving leg drop (Jay) combination
    • Simultaneous running low-angle big boot / running low-angle dropkick combination to the head of an opponent seated in the corner
    • Spinebuster (Jay) / Springboard spinning wheel kick (Mark) combination
    • Three-point stance followed into a double shoulder block
    • Uppercut (Mark) followed by a leg lariat (Jay) followed by a jawbreaker (Mark) followed by a jumping big boot (Mark) and finished with a reverse STO (Jay)
  • Jay's finishing moves
    • Crucible (Sitout suplex slam)
    • Jay-Driller (Double underhook piledriver)
    • Military press dropped into a Death Valley driver
    • Diving senton – early 2000s
  • Jay's signature moves
    • Arched big boot
    • Cannonball senton
    • Diving leg drop
    • Elevated cutter
    • Frog splash
    • Hurricanrana
    • Muscle buster
    • Reverse STO, sometimes into the turnbuckle
    • Sitout inverted suplex slam, sometimes from the top rope
    • Three-quarter nelson suplex
  • Mark's finishing moves
    • Cut-Throat Driver / Mark-Out (Cut-throat inverted Death Valley driver)
    • Shooting star press, sometimes springboarding to the outside
  • Mark's signature moves
    • Fisherman buster
    • Moonsault
    • Froggy Bow (Frog Splash elbow drop)
    • Redneck Kung Fu (Multiple throat thrusts followed by a leg lariat to the back of the opponent's head)
    • Saito suplex
    • Slingshotdouble foot stomp
    • Springboard cutter
    • Superkick
    • Ura-nage
  • Entrance themes
    • "Gimme Back My Bullets" by Lynyrd Skynyrd
    • "The Cross" by Nas
    • "Sleeping All December" (Mark Briscoe) by Death Valley Driver
    • "Reach for the Sky" (Jay Briscoe) by Adam Massacre

[edit] Championships and accomplishments

  • Jersey Championship Wrestling
    • JCW Light Heavyweight Championship (1 time) – Mark
  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated
    • PWI ranked Jay #27 of the top 500 wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2013
    • PWI ranked Mark #49 of the top 500 wrestlers in the PWI 500 in 2013
  • Pro Wrestling Unplugged
    • PWU Tag Team Championship (1 time)
  • Real Championship Wrestling
    • RCW Tag Team Championship (1 time)
  • Ring of Honor
    • ROH World Championship (2 times, current) – Jay
    • ROH World Tag Team Championship (8 times)
    • ROH Honor Rumble (2013) – Mark
  • Squared Circle Wrestling
    • 2CW Tag Team Championship (1 time)
  • USA Xtreme Wrestling
    • UXW Tag Team Championship (1 time)

[edit] References

[edit] External links

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