The Fabulous Rougeaus The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers was the tag team of real - life brothers , Jacques Rougeau and Raymond Rougeau , best known from their run in the World Wrestling Federation ( WWF ) , from 1986 - 1990 . History . Jacques and Raymond began tag - teaming in the late 1970s in their family ' s Montreal - based wrestling promotion . Their most notable feud in Montreal was against the Garvin brothers , Ron Garvin and Terry Garvin ( who were not actually brothers ) ; the climax of their feud was a match in front of close to 20 , 000 fans at the Montreal Forum . They were signed to World Wrestling Federation ( WWF ) contracts in February 1986 , and debuted as clean - cut faces , The Rougeau Brothers . The Rougeaus were often matched against heel teams such as The Dream Team and Demolition ( who called them the " Ragú sisters " ) . The Rougeaus actually won the WWF Tag Team Championship on August 10 , 1987 at the Forum , defeating The Hart Foundation . Jimmy Hart , the Hart Foundation ' s manager , tried to interfere on their behalf with his signature foreign object , a megaphone . The megaphone was intercepted by the Rougeaus , who used it to get the pin and win the titles . They were announced as the new tag team champions , but the decision was later reversed and their title win is not recognized by the WWE . Nearly a year after this event , the Rougeaus made a gradual turn to heel . An early indication of this came during a televised match against The Killer Bees , which aired during July 1988 . Both teams went into the match as babyfaces , but the Rougeaus won the match by cheating . After the match , fans booed when the Rougeaus offered to shake hands with the Bees , who refused . Also during this period of time , old rivals the Hart Foundation had turned babyface and dumped Jimmy Hart as their manager . Jimmy became manager of the Rougeaus to solidify their heel turn and to solidify The Hart Foundation ' s babyface turn . This was also done in part because the Rougeau Brothers were not getting over with fans , and Vince McMahon felt they might be more successful as heels . The Rougeaus began calling themselves The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers and feuded with the Hart Foundation during the fall of 1988 into early 1989 , with the storyline being that Jimmy Hart still had a contract with the Hart Foundation , and was subsequently giving his percentage of the Foundation ' s earnings to the Rougeaus as a bonus . The Rougeaus developed a facetiously pro - American gimmick , billing themselves as " soon to relocate to Memphis , Tennessee " and using the theme song " All - American Boys " . The theme song was an upbeat rock number , sung by the Rougeaus themselves , would further rile the fans by claiming their affinity for whitebread things like " preppy " hairstyles and Barry Manilow ' s music . The bridge of the song ( in French ) admits they are aware the fans despise them , slyly confirming that their ingratiating demeanor is phony and done to mock the fans . To draw even more heat , they would wave comically small American flags and try to start a " U . S . A . " chant just to annoy the crowd . The Rougeaus had a real - life altercation with Tom " Dynamite Kid " Billington backstage in 1988 . " Mr . Perfect " Curt Hennig had framed the British Bulldogs ( Billington and Davey Boy Smith ) in a prank at the Rougeaus ' expense where Billington repeatedly slapped and punched Jacques in the face while Jacques had his back turned . Tension between Billington and the Rougeaus mounted until the night Jacques punched Billington in the mouth with a roll of quarters in hand causing Billington to lose four teeth . Billington nursed a grudge against the Rougeaus , and planned to attack them after their 10 - team , 20 - man elimination match at the Survivor Series 1988 PPV ( which was Billington ' s final match in the WWF ) . The match had the Rougeaus , Demolition , Brain Busters , The Bolsheviks , and Los Conquistadores vs . The British Bulldogs , The Rockers , The Hart Foundation , The Young Stallions , and The Powers of Pain . To prevent Billington from taking his revenge , the match was booked so the Rougeaus were the first team eliminated , with Bret Hart pinning Raymond in the bout ' s opening minutes with a small package . The Bulldogs were kept in the match until they were one of the final four teams remaining . By the time the Bulldogs had been eliminated and made their way back to the locker room , the Rougeaus had already been rushed out of the building . The Rougeaus ' next big feud was against The Rockers in 1989 . The feud began when the Rockers debuted a new theme song for themselves with them singing ( this new theme was soon dropped , however ) . The Rougeaus claimed that the Rockers were " copycats , " and hit Shawn Michaels in the throat with Jimmy Hart ' s megaphone . The teams feuded over the summer of 1989 , producing many excellent , raved - about matches . At SummerSlam 89 , the Rougeaus teamed with fellow Canadian Rick Martel , defeating the Rockers and Tito Santana in a six - man tag team match . After their initial feuds against the face teams of the era , the Rougeaus quickly devolved into a comedy tag team , often coming out on the short end against The Bushwhackers . Raymond , who suffered from chronic back pain for years , retired in 1990 and moved behind the microphone ; briefly as an interviewer for English - language WWF broadcasts , then as host of their French - language TV shows . He came out of retirement in 1996 to face Owen Hart in a boxing match at the Forum and now occasionally wrestles in Jacques ' Montréal - area promotion , Lutte International 2000 . Jacques disappeared from the WWF for nearly a year in order to re - debut as The Mountie , and went on to singles success , winning the Intercontinental title as the Mountie before teaming up with Carl Ouellet to win three Tag Team titles as The Quebecers . He briefly retired , reunited with Ouellet as " The Amazing French Canadians " in World Championship Wrestling ( WCW ) , and appeared sporadically in the WWF and WCW before retiring from full - time competition . He occasionally wrestles for his own promotion .