10 Title Wins That WWE Refuses To Recognise

6. Layla (WWE Divas Title)

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Take two.

After Michelle McCool unified the Women's and Divas Titles at Night Of Champions 2010, LayCool again told everyone they were dual champions. This was a carbon copy of what they'd done earlier in the year - that wasn't a problem, 'cause the gig bagged them some decent heat.

Things get blurry here too. Layla actually defended the Divas Title on behalf of McCool in some matches, so it seemed like their storyline had some credibility. Even so, WWE don't acknowledge Layla as an official champion. They credit the title reign solely to Michelle, and did so until Natalya beat LayCool in a handicap match at Survivor Series.

Again, like they had done with the Women's belt, LayCool strolled around on telly with two straps. Their angle was a rare highlight for the female division around that time. It was hardly a priority pre-women's revolution.

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