on December 5, 2004, then immediately left the company, but the Harris Brothers were retained to act as road agents. In March 2005, the Harris Brothers reappeared onscreen as "The Disciples of Destruction", two bikers as a nod to their previous WWF gimmick. They were managed by Traci Brooks and had three final victories, one over Buck Quartermain and Lex Lovett, one over Trinity's team Phi Delta Slam and one over the team of Cassidy Riley and Shark Boy. Retirement Don Harris effectively retired from the ring in 2005, and began working backstage with TNA as production manager. In the same year, Ron Harris retired from professional wrestling and began working for the Christian music label Beach Street Records. In 2007 Ron, Don and Frank Miller formed the Nashville-based management company O-Seven Artist Management. They work for Aroluxe, a marketing and production company. In January 2016, TNA hired Aroluxe to pay for its TV tapings. Nazi symbol controversy In 2002, the brothers appeared on a TNA PPV wearing shirts with the Nazi SS symbol. They also displayed their SS tattoos (which were later covered up). TNA apologized for the incident after the PPV. In 2018, the CEO of Aroluxe denied the brothers had Nazi ties, claiming the shirts were worn because they were in character as bikers. Championships and accomplishments Championship Wrestling International Alliance CWIA International Tag Team Championship (1 time) Continental Wrestling Association CWA Tag Team Championship (2 times) Pacific Northwest Wrestling NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship (6 times) Ring Around The Northwest Newsletter Tag Team of the Year (1991–1992) Smoky Mountain Wrestling SMW Tag Team Championship (1 time) United States Wrestling Association USWA World Tag Team Championship (5 times) World Championship Wrestling WCW World Tag Team Championship (3 times) Wrestling Observer Newsletter awards Worst Feud of the Year (1997) – vs. Los Boricuas Don Harris Pacific Northwest Wrestling NWA Pacific Northwest Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with The Grappler United States Wrestling Association USWA World Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Brian Lee Ron Harris Pacific Northwest Wrestling NWA Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Championship (2 times) United States Wrestling Association USWA World Tag Team Championship (1 time) – with Jimmy Harris World League Wrestling WLW Heavyweight Championship (1 time) References External links 1960 births Living people All Japan Pro Wrestling teams and stables American male professional wrestlers Extreme Championship Wrestling teams and stables Identical twins Impact