To be given a title means more than bragging rights or having possession of a big shiny belt. Having a title means the company you work for, in this case WWE, has faith in you and your abilities and feels comfortable having you represent them on a slightly elevated level compared to your co-workers. Not everyone can hold a championship belt. Some of the old territories that Vince McMahon bought out back in the day used to have only two belts, one for singles wrestlers and one for tag teams. The WWE, in recent years at least, has had five belts that their roster fights for: The WWE World Heavyweight, The Intercontinental , The United States, Tag Team and Divas championships. They have also had belts like the European and Hardcore championships that are no longer used. There have been occasions where someone far from befitting a particular championship belt, The Great Khali in particular, has won it and left a better deserving wrestler in their shadow. It is those wrestlers, many of whom are WWE Hall of Fame inductees, that make up this list. When you see their names you will be shocked. When you hear their name being mentioned on WWE television in such glowing terms as a legend of the business, you automatically think they have had a plethora of title reigns under their respective belts, pardon the pun. This sadly isn't the case.
