10 Best tag teams that never won a Championship in WWE

4. The Orient Express never won a Tag Team Championship in WWE

The Orient Express

Although many WWE fans today may not remember The Orient Express, Akio Sato and Pat Tanaka with Mr. Fuji as their manager was one of the best tag teams in the early 1990s. The problem with The Orient Express was all timing. When they debuted, the roster was full of great tag teams like The Rockers, the Legion of Doom, Demolition, and The Hart Foundation.

Sato and Tanaka were apart of many high-profile feuds in the '90s and were booked relatively strong in their feuds but just couldn't get over the other teams in the promotion. Sato left the company in the late 90s, and WWE tried to keep the team alive, this time with Kato (Paul Diamond), but Tanaka left in 1992. As a result, The Orient Express couldn't get a tag team championship run in WWE.

3. The Fabulous Rougeaus never won a Tag Team Championship in WWE

The Fabulous Rougeaus

Jacques and Raymond Rougeau began teaming in Montreal in the 70s, but it was in 1986 that the brothers signed a deal with WWE. Over a year after their debut, The Rougeaus actually won the WWF Tag Team Championships from The Hart Foundation, but the decision was reversed due to an interference. Still to this day, the WWE doesn't recognize their reign.

A year after their title win was overturned, the Rougeaus turned heel due to them never really being able to gain any momentum with the fans. After they turned heel, the two became two of the biggest villains in WWE, even going as far as bringing small American flags to the ring and trying to get the crowd to chant "U-S-A" just to annoy them. The Rougeaus were trolls way before the term was even coined.