Moustache Mountain

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Moustache Mountain
British Strong Style
Moustache Mountain
Billed heightsSeven: 1.83 m (6 ft 0 in)[1]
Bate: 1.70 m (5 ft 7 in)[2]
Combined
billed weight		383 lb (174 kg)[1][2]
Debut3 April 2015
Disbanded16 June 2022
Years active2015–2022

Moustache Mountain was a British

British Strong Style together with Pete Dunne
, also in WWE.

The team debuted on 6 February 2015 in the

WWE United Kingdom Champion. Both wrestlers then joined the NXT brand as singles wrestler, while continuing to team up outside WWE; after Bate lost the title to Dunne in 2017, Moustache Mountain made their debut in WWE the following year, and defeated The Undisputed Era at the NXT U.K. Championship event to win the NXT Tag Team Championship, although they lost it back to The Undisputed Era two days later on NXT. After signing a full-time contract with WWE, the two, together with Dunne, became central figures of NXT UK after its premiere in 2018, unsuccessfully trying to become the inaugural NXT UK Tag Team Champions at NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool
; they would eventually win the titles on 9 December 2021, making them the first individuals to win both the NXT and NXT UK Tag Team Championships.

Career

Chikara (2015–2016)

In early 2015, Bate and Seven, debuted in the American promotion

dark match on 3 April.[3] and losing to the Devastation Corporation (Max Smashmaster and Blaster McMassive) in another dark match on 6 April.[4] In their final dark match on the tour, Seven and Bate teamed with Clint Margera to take on Pete Dunne, Damian Dunne and Jimmy Havoc in a losing effort.[5]

On 4, 5 and 6 September, they teamed up with Daniel Moloney to represent the Fight Club: Pro promotion in the

A.J. Styles, Matt Jackson and Nick Jackson) in the semi-finals.[6][7][8]

In 2016, Seven and Bate began competing more regularly in Chikara, and on 21 August, they defeated The Devastation Corporation (Blaster McMassive and Flex Rumblecrunch), Los Ice Creams (El Hijo del Ice Cream and Ice Cream Jr.) and N_R_G (Hype Rockwell and Race Jaxon) in a double elimination tag team match to win the vacant Chikara Campeonatos de Parejas; they were later stripped of the title the following December after signing with WWE.[9]

In September 2017, Bate, Seven and Pete Dunne, teaming up as House

Kobald) in the semifinals via forfeit, and House Sendai Girls (Cassandra Miyagi, Dash Chisako and Meiko Satomura) in the finals to win the tournament.[10][11][12]

Progress Wrestling (2016–2019)

Moustache Mountain had their first match in Progress at Chapter 28 on 6 April 2016, losing to Damian and Pete Dunne.

three-way tag team match to win the vacant titles.[16][17] They lost the titles to CCK on 25 June 2017 before regaining them on 9 July in a six-man tag team match in which Dunne was their partner, and Travis Banks was CCK's; they lost the titles back to CCK in a ladder match on 10 September.[18]

Other independent promotions (2016–2019)

Moustache Mountain had its first match outside of Chikara or Progress Wrestling on 15 September 2016 at the WhatCulture Pro Wrestling event Loaded #11, losing to Los Perspectiva (El Hijo De Gracie and Lucha Archer) in a three-way tag team match that also included Johnny Moss and Liam Slater.[19]

Competing in the Revolution Pro Wrestling promotion, the two won the British Tag Team Championship on 23 October 2017 at the RevPro Monday Night Mayhem event by defeating Chris Brookes and Travis Banks of CCK[20] They lost the titles of Minoru Suzuki and Zack Sabre Jr. of Suzuki-gun on 20 January 2018.[21]

Moustache Mountain became the inaugural FCP Tag Team Champions in the Fight Club: Pro promotion on 1 April 2018; they lost the titles to Chris Brookes and Kid Lykos of CCK on 27 July 2018, and won them a second time by defeating Schadenfreude (Chris Brookes & Kyle Fletcher) on 28 September 2019.[22]

On the

A-Kid and Adam Chase) to win the ATTACK! Tag Team Championship, losing it later the same day to Brookes and Fletcher.[23] The duo also competed in the Canadian promotion International Wrestling Syndicate, where they won the IWS World Tag Team Championship in October 2017.[24][25]

WWE

UK Championship Tournament and NXT (2017–2018)

On 15 December 2016, it was revealed that Bate, Seven and Dunne would be among of 16 men competing in the upcoming

Jordan Devlin in the quarterfinals, Wolfgang in the semifinals, and Dunne in the finals to win the tournament and become the inaugural champion.[28] After the tournament, both Bate and Seven signed contracts with WWE, which allowed them to continue taking independent bookings with some restrictions.[29][30] Bate would then compete on the NXT brand, where he defended his title; he eventually lost it to Dunne at NXT TakeOver: Chicago, in an acclaimed match which later earn them the NXT Year-End Award for Match of the Year.[31][32][33][34]

During day one of the second annual

United Kingdom Championship Tournament event on 18 June, British Strong Style defeated The Undisputed Era (Adam Cole, Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong) in a six-man tag team match.[35] The next day, Moustache Mountain defeated O'Reilly and Strong to capture the NXT Tag Team Championship,[36] but lost the titles back to O'Reilly and Strong on 11 July episode of NXT in a critically acclaimed match which drew five stars from Dave Meltzer.[37] At NXT Takeover: Brooklyn 4, they failed to regain the championships.[38]

NXT UK (2018–2022)

Both Bate and Seven were part of the original roster of the

Teoman and Rohan Raja).[42]
On the 16 June 2022 episode of NXT UK, Seven turned on Bate by hitting him with a low blow from behind after making a fake retirement speech. Seven then slapped Bate across the face and declared that he never needed him, before finishing the attack with a Burning Hammer, leaving Bate lying in the middle of the ring.

Championships and accomplishments

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