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8. Heavy Machinery never won a Tag Team Championship in WWE
Heavy Machinery was a tag team for a little under a year on WWE's main roster. Before that, Otis (Dozovik) and Tucker (Knight) tagged together for three years in NXT. The tag team began gaining some traction in NXT and were called up for the Greatest Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia.
Despite getting over with the fans and being placed into big tag team feuds on SmackDown, Heavy Machinery only got two title shots.
One was a SmackDown Tag Team Championship match against Daniel Bryan and Rowan, and the other was a RAW Tag Team Championship match against Bobby Roode and Dolph Ziggler via the wild card rule.
Now that the team has broken up, we may never see Heavy Machinery get a tag team title run unless they reunite.
7. Bret Hart and Owen Hart never won a Tag Team Championship in WWE
Bret Hart and Owen Hart only teamed together for a short amount of time in WWE and could've been a tag team powerhouse had they been together longer. As rivals, they were absolutely fantastic, as evidenced from their match at WrestleMania X, which is considered one of the best opening bouts in 'Mania history.
Owen Hart himself is a four-time WWE Tag Team Champion, having won the titles with Yokozuna, Jeff Jerrett, and The British Bulldog.
Bret won the titles twice, both with his real-life brother-in-law Jim Neidhart. Owen was obviously a fantastic singles competitor, and due to his untimely death, we unfortunately never got to see if WWE would have given the brothers a title run.
