Participants: Kane and Daniel Bryan Vs Big Show and Chris Jericho. Team Hell No were a strange team. Boasting two former World Champions in the huge and powerful Kane and the technically brilliant Daniel Bryan, they had a little bit of everything - but they very rarely saw eye to eye on a personal level. That said, they put together an impressive run as WWE Tag Team Champions that saw them holding the title for no less that seven consecutive months. They saw off the challenges of the likes of the Prime Time Players, Dolph Ziggler and Big E Langston, Team Rhodes Scholars and Kofi Kingston and R-Truth and, alongside Randy Orton, they were the first team to give the formidable Shield their first defeat. Much like Team Hell No, Jeri-Show possessed a giant and a technical wrestler, both of whom were also former World Champions. Big Show and Chris Jericho came together when Jericho was the tag champion alongside Edge. Edge suffered a torn Achilles tendon, which required surgery and forced him to vacate his half of the championship but Jericho was allowed to keep his title and choose a new partner - he chose Big Show at Night of Champions and they defeated Legacy (Cody Rhodes and Ted DiBiase, Jr. and would remain title holders for nearly five months, seeing off challenges from the likes of MVP and Mark Henry, Cryme Tyme and Batista and Rey Mysterio. Of course, theoretically, this titanic clash could still take place, as all four men are still very active. In practise, however, it probably never will. Winners: Team Hell No. This is an extremely tough call, but Team Hell No's longer title run and generally longer spell together means that they just about have the edge over their rivals here.
