Report Last Updated - 2/08 (Winter)
Real Names - Brian Myers & Matt Cardona
Birthdates - ?/??/85 & ?/??/85
6'1" 185 lbs. - Glen Cove, NY
6'1" 215 lbs. - Merrick, NY

Aliases - Brian & Matt Logan; Brian Myers & Brett Matthews; Brian & Brett Majors; Brian & Brett Major

Athletic background - n/a

Teachers - Mikey Whipwreck; Jody Hamilton, Bill DeMott [DSW Camp]

Professional background - Indies(`04-`06), DSW(`06-`07), OVW(`07-), WWE(`07-)

Groups - none

Career Highlights - n/a

Finisher(s) -
- Elevated Reverse DDT [Hawkins]
- Major Pain (STO/Legsweep)
- Long Island Express (Samoan Drop/Blockbuster)
- Missile Dropkick [Ryder]

Favorites -
- Double Hip Toss into Backbreaker
- Hawkins' Lariat-Ryder's Chop Block combo
- Neckbreaker [Both]
- Dropkick [Both]
- Elbow [Both]

Ringwork Rating -
move set - 4/4
science - 2/1
aerial - 1/1
power - 5/5
strikes - 6/5

Intangible Rating -
entertainment - 4/4
selling - 4/5
bumping - 5/6
heat - 5/5
carrying - 4/4
push - 5
potential - 5/6

Outlook - It is rare to see a tag team work together for such a long time without being pulled apart by personal conflicts, job opportunities or stupid booking. They have been the Logan Brothers, the Majors Brothers and the Major Brothers, but recently they were made over as underlings of Edge and their brotherly ties were cut. The Major Brothers were a generic babyface tag team that were decent, but considering the length of time they had spent in developmental territories, they were very unspectacular. After jumping around brands, they were each passed off as Edge in a top storyline and joined with him afterwards. As Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder, they have adopted a heel style that is completely opposite of what they have been doing for years. Hawkins is the more convincing physical heel, Ryder is the better worker overall, but the "Edgeheads," as they are sometimes called, have a long road ahead.