WWE: Why Team Hell No & The Undertaker vs The Shield Works For All

Why This Works For Hell No There is no doubt that Daniel Bryan and Kane- aka Team Hell No- were one of the major success stories of 2012. Both superstars were shunted aside from singles competition and put into what many believed would be a car crash of a tag team. Instead both managed to grab the Tag Team Championship and put new life into what many thought was a fatally wounded Tag Team Division. However, there is no doubt that having tham in the Tag Team division restricts their time in singles competition which is where they will soon return to. Bryan is one of the most exciting prospects in the WWE, with a set of skills that could see him be a future WWE Champion. Kane, on the other hand, is possibly the most versatile big man in WWE history, save the Undertaker and since the Undertaker is no longer going to be a full time worker anymore, Kane can be inserted in all sorts of ways to help the company and its depth. To go back into singles competition though, Hell No needs to lose the titles, and the Shield has been the closest thing these two have come to a long-term feud for a while- something that Hell No needs even if they are to retain the titles.