The Quebecers The Quebecers were a tag team in the World Wrestling Federation from mid - 1993 to mid - 1994 and again in 1998 that consisted of Jacques Rougeau and Pierre ( Carl Ouellet ) . They also worked as the Amazing French Canadians in World Championship Wrestling in 1997 . History . Jacques Rougeau had previously worked for the WWF both as a tag - team wrestler with his brother Raymond Rougeau as The Fabulous Rougeaus and later on as a singles wrestler under the name The Mountie ( the Quebecers have since been sometimes confused with the Rougeau Brothers . Pierre had worked on the independent circuit until 1993 where he met Jacques Rougeau in Puerto Rico . World Wrestling Federation . Jacques and Pierre were paired up by the WWF , dressed in red and black uniforms that were reminiscent of Jacques ’ previous identity as “ The Mountie ” . They even played off Vince McMahon ’ s legal troubles over the Mountie gimmick by giving the team a theme song that said " We ' re Not the Mounties " but otherwise was the same as Jacques ’ “ Mountie ” theme song . They were also teamed up with a young charismatic talker then known as Johnny Polo who portrayed a preppy rich kid ; Polo would go on to be much more successful as “ Raven ” . They debuted in July 1993 and were quickly pushed to the top of the tag team division , challenging The Steiner Brothers for the titles . The match was fought under " Province of Quebec " Rules where the tag titles could change hands via disqualification . Johnny Polo took advantage of this rule by tricking Scott Steiner into swinging a hockey stick as a foreign object and getting disqualified , causing the Quebecers to win the titles . In this same match , Polo debuted as the Quebecers ' manager by coming to ringside during the match , sporting a Montreal Canadiens jersey . Their feud with the Steiners continued , they were on opposite sides of the 1993 Survivor Series main event when they joined the " Foreign Fanatics " team with Ludvig Borga and Yokozuna against The Steiners , Lex Luger , and The Undertaker . However , Pierre was replaced by Crush in an injury storyline . The Steiner Brothers never managed to regain the titles from the Quebecers and soon the Quebecers started to defend against other teams . Following the Steiners feud , The Quebecers targeted the “ 1 - 2 - 3 ” Kid because the underdog dared stand up to them despite losing to the team several times with several different partners . When the Quebecers faced the makeshift team of the “ 1 - 2 - 3 ” Kid and Marty Jannetty on January 10 , 1994 the Quebecers came into the match with confidence but walked out without their titles as the Kid and Jannetty got the upset victory and won the gold . Unfortunately for the underdog champions , they lost the titles back to the Quebecers a week later . At the 1994 Royal Rumble , The Quebecers were the opponents during the match where Owen Hart turned on Bret Hart , but only served to bring the turn about , not as integral players in the developing storyline . The Quebecers looked strong , defending the titles against all comers , including Men on a Mission , who were unsuccessful in their challenge at WrestleMania X , but managed to win the titles in London during a UK tour . The 500 - plus pound Mabel accidentally pinned the much - smaller Pierre by falling on and temporarily stunning him . Since the Quebecers were not supposed to have lost the match , they regained the belts two days later in Sheffield . The Quebecers luck finally ran out when they came up against the recently face turned team of The Headshrinkers , who won the tag team titles from them on Monday Night Raw , causing the team to argue after the match and then fight . Their brief feud culminated in Jacques ’ ( first ) retirement match at the Montreal Forum in 1994 , which Jacques won . World Championship Wrestling . Retirement did not last for Jacques Rougeau , as he returned to the ring in 1996 where he reunited with Pierre in World Championship Wrestling . The team had been renamed The Amazing French Canadians and Pierre had been redubbed Carl Oulette to avoid copyright issues with the WWF . During that time period , they were managed by Col . Robert Parker , who dressed like a comical French Legionnaire and added a smattering of French words to his trademark southern drawl . They began feuding with Harlem Heat , as a result of tension between Parker and Harlem Heat ' s manager , Sister Sherri . After Harlem Heat defeated the Amazing French Canadians at World War III on November 24 , 1996 , Sherri won the right to fight Parker for three minutes . Parker was beaten down by Sherri , but the rivals later reconciled and fell in love with one another . The French Canadians participated in what turned out to be Arn Anderson ' s last wrestling match before his retirement , losing to Anderson and Steve " Mongo " McMichael . In their final days in the promotion , the Amazing French Canadians lost to their old rivals the Steiner Brothers at Clash of Champions XXXIV on January 21 , 1997 . Return to the WWF and beyond . In mid - 1997 , Jacques and Pierre were released from WCW and signed with the WWF , making their re - debut in the early part of 1998 . Gone were the Mountie uniforms , replaced by maple leaf adorned uniforms reminiscent of their run in WCW . The team were only used sporadically , primarily in losing effort at against The Godwinns and as nondescript participants in the tag team battle royal at WrestleMania XIV before leaving the federation again . After leaving the WWF , Jacques and Pierre briefly appeared together in WCW as a part of Lance Storm ’ s Team Canada , but did not team up . Jacques opened up a wrestling school and runs a part - time promotion which both he and Pierre appear for on occasion . Jacques is semi - retired from the ring while Pierre wrestles mostly in Canada , mainly for the Montreal - based International Wrestling Syndicate and the Hull - based CPW International promotion , as Pierre Carl Ouellet .