Instead the sportsman gimmick was revived for a feud with Paul London and Brian Kendrick, who took the World Tag Team Championship at a house show on September 5, 2007 in South Africa, only to drop them right back to Cade and Murdoch on September 8. They remained champions until the December 10 episode of Raw, when Hardcore Holly and Cody Rhodes took the title. In April 2008, Cade began expressing frustration after a series of losses. Following a loss on the April 28 Raw, Murdoch sang a rendition of "Friends in Low Places". The next week he sang in a backstage vignette, and after a victory on May 12 sang the chorus of "The Gambler" at Cade's behest, only to have Cade strike him and break up the team. The two faced off on June 2, with Cade getting the victory. In the 2008 WWE Draft Murdoch was moved to the SmackDown brand, though he was released just days later, while Cade continued to wrestle on Raw until he was released from his WWE contract on October 14, 2008. Independent circuit (2008–2009) Less than a week later, Cade began accepting bookings with Murdoch on the independent circuit, for such promotions as IWA-Mid South. Cade and Murdoch also began wrestling for National Wrestling Alliance. On November 14, 2008, at NWA Championship Wrestling From Hollywood taping, Cade and Murdoch made their promotional debut defeating Los Luchas (Phoenix Star and Zokre) in a NWA World Tag Team Championship #1 Contendership Robin Tournament. On the February 13, 2009, episode of NWA Wrestling Showcase, Cade and Murdoch defeated the team of Liger Rivera and Tito Aquino. They would make another appearance on the April 3, episode defeating the team of Scott Lost and Tristan Gallo. Championships and accomplishmentsWorld Wrestling Entertainment' World Tag Team Championship (3 times) References External links Lance Cade and Trevor Murdoch at Online World of Wrestling WWE teams and stables National Wrestling Alliance teams and stables Independent promotions teams and stables WWE World Tag Team Champions