5 worst title changes in Clash of Champions (and Night of Champions) history

#3 Gold & Stardust defeat The Usos for the WWE Tag Team Championship (Night of Champions 2014)

Gold and Stardust beat The Usos and held the belts for only 2 months

After nearly four years on the main roster, The Usos won the Tag Titles for the first time in early March 2014. They would hold the belts for 202 days after this victory and finally broke out as the amazing tag team everybody knew they could be. Instead of keeping their reign going, they lost to the not-very-good team of Gold & Stardust (who were great as Goldust and Cody Rhodes, but this iteration was terrible), and eventually won the titles back on the final episode of RAW in 2014. It made no sense to interrupt their reign for three months, and by the time they eventually lost them for good, they would have been only weeks shy of a year-long title reign.

Jey would end up getting hurt soon after they lost the titles in February 2015 for Cesaro & Tyson Kidd, but The Uso brothers were clearly the cream of the crop in 2014 and should never have lost the title belts. That division was theirs to own, as they were amazing babyfaces having amazing matches, and a title change that only led to the terrible feud between Goldust and Stardust was just a mess and a bad decision.