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#4 Team Hell No
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Undoubtedly the most popular team on the list, Team Hell No had the unlikeliest of pairings in the ‘goat face’ Daniel Bryan and the Big Red Machine Kane.
They defeated Kofi Kingston and R-Truth to become the WWE Tag Team Champions in September 2012. Their reign lasted for a total of 245 days.
Originally portrayed as bitter enemies, they were made to attend anger management classes together by the then General Manager of Raw, AJ Lee. They went on to become the WWE Tag Team Champions, much to their surprise and reluctance.
Their transition from a dysfunctional heel team to a much loved face tag team was a heart-warming story. The fans were always behind them and enjoyed them for their constant bickering.
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