5 WWE Superstars who have won world titles but their siblings haven't

Over the years in WWE, we have seen several successful Superstars come from the same family. There have been numerous instances of these wrestling families playing a prominent role in WWE television. The promotion has seen several siblings teaming up together or even feuding against each other in its long and storied history.

But, it's not all the time that two or more siblings are successful, especially as singles stars. Some go on to become World Champions, blossoming at the top of the card, while others flounder in the mid-card.

Here, we take a look at 5 WWE Superstars who have won World Titles but their siblings haven't:

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#5 Macho Man Randy Savage - Lanny Poffo

Two-time WWF Champion Randy Savage

Macho Man Randy Savage played a vital part in the growth of WWE in the 80s and early 90s, along with the likes of Hulk Hogan, Andre The Giant, and Ultimate Warrior, to name a few.

Savage, who was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2015, won the WWF World Heavyweight Championship twice in his career, with his first run coming in 1988 when he won the World Heavyweight Championship Tournament held at WrestleMania IV. His first reign as World Champion would last a year as he lost the title at WrestleMania V against Hulk Hogan.

He won back the title once again, in 1992, when he defeated Ric Flair at WrestleMania VIII. Savage was also a four-time WCW World Heavyweight champion.

Savage's brother, Lanny Poffo, was also a part of WWE in the mid-80s as Leaping Lanny Poffo and then The Genius. But, he could not scale the heights that his older brother did as he did not win any titles in WWE.

Savage was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2015 by his brother, Lanny.

#4 Bret Hart - Owen Hart

Owen Hart and Bret Hart

For a large part of the 90s until his departure from WWE, Bret Hart was the face of the company, a beloved babyface who wowed fans with his great work in the ring. Hart won numerous singles and tag team titles with WWE, including winning the WWE Championship five times.

His last and final run with the WWE Championship ended in 1997 when he lost to Shawn Michaels at Survivor Series, now infamously known as the Montreal Screwjob.

The Hitman was a part of the Hart wrestling family, who have had several wrestlers in WWE over the years. Bret Hart's brother, Owen Hart, was also a part of WWE and was highly regarded for his phenomenal in-ring work.

Hart sadly died in 1999 after falling from a height at the Over the Edge pay-per-view event. Unlike his brother Bret, he did not win any World Titles but won the Intercontinental and European titles, as well as multiple tag team title reigns. But, many believe that he was destined to be a World Champion if he hadn't passed away.

#3 Bray Wyatt - Bo Dallas

Bo Dallas and Bray Wyatt with their father Mike Rotunda

Bray Wyatt and Bo Dallas are the sons of former WWE Superstar Mike Rotunda, who went by the name IRS in WWE. Their grandfather is WWE Hall of Famer Blackjack Mulligan, and their uncles, Kendall and Barry Windham, are also former wrestlers.

Wyatt and Dallas, like the Harts, are from a famous wrestling family, but only one of the two has won World Titles in WWE.

Bray Wyatt has won the WWE Championship and Universal Championship once, with his WWE Championship reign coming in 2017 and his Universal Championship reign taking place in 2019. He has also won the RAW and SmackDown tag team titles. Wyatt has won over a lot of fans with his 'The Fiend' gimmick, which many fans have praised for its uniqueness.

Dallas, though, hasn't yet been as successful as his older brother as he has only won the RAW tag team titles in his main roster career. Dallas has a long career ahead of him where he can fulfil the potential he showed in NXT.

#2 Charlotte Flair-David Flair

WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair with his daughter and current WWE Superstar, Charlotte

Current WWE Superstar Charlotte Flair has lived up to the Flair name superbly well, and in a short span of time created new records and helped in the women's evolution in pro wrestling and WWE.

Charlotte, the daughter of the legendary Ric Flair, has had 12 reigns of various women's titles in WWE. She has won the NXT Women's Championship, RAW Women's Championship, and SmackDown Women's Championship, while also being the last Superstar to hold the Divas Championship.

She is regarded as one of the most important wrestlers in the growth of WWE's women's division.

Her half-brother David, did not have the same success in WWE when he transitioned from WCW to WWE. He was briefly with WWE between 2001 and 2002 after WWE bought WCW. David was a United States Champion in WCW (although he did not wrestle to win the title as he was given the title by his father Ric Flair), and won the WCW tag team title once.

#1 Roman Reigns - Rosey

Roman Reigns with his late brother, Rosey

One wrestling family that has had plenty of wrestlers in WWE and other pro wrestling promotions is the Anoa'i family. The Rock is perhaps the biggest name from the Anoa'i family, followed closely by current WWE Superstar, Roman Reigns.

Reigns was for a long time pushed to be the face of WWE by Chairman, Vince McMahon. The Big Dog has won numerous Championships in WWE, which includes the WWE Championship and Universal Championship. He has also won other titles and is a Triple Crown and Grand Slam Champion in WWE.

Years before Reigns made his WWE debut, his older brother Rosey was a part of WWE, between 2002 and 2006. He was a part of Three-Minute Warning, a tag team featuring another member of the Anoa'i family, Jamal, who later went on to become Umaga.

Rosey, though, won only one title in his WWE career, winning the tag team titles with The Hurricane. He was released in 2006, wrestled in Japan and the indie circuit, and then retired.

He sadly passed away in 2017.