10 Best Tag Teams WWE Has Created Over The Past Decade

Over the years, we've seen plenty of tag team partners who couldn't get along with each other. At one point, it was probably an original idea, but today, it's just been done to the point of staleness. Still, that was true in 2012, and WWE still managed to strike gold with Team Hell No.

Daniel Bryan and Kane had been feuding, and when their issues started to detract from their careers, someone had a solution: anger management. The two short-tempered stars began taking classes together and teaming in the ring in an attempt to put their hostility aside. As ridiculous and cartoonish as it sounds (and was), it actually worked, thanks in no small part to Bryan's brilliance. The pair immediately captured the WWE Tag Team Titles, then spent the next few months forging a friendship.

From an in-ring standpoint, they didn't set the world on fire. In fact, Bryan - who was largely constricted to a couple of minutes of spots in short tag matches - said during their reign that he no longer considered himself a great worker. Despite that, though, the interplay was so entertaining and the tag team titles got such a boost that most fans have fond memories of the pairing.