WWE Tag Team Champions Team Hell No have enjoyed one of the best — and not to mention, most interesting — title reigns in WWE history. In the course of their eight-month run as champions, Kane & Daniel Bryan have gone from being two opposing forces destined to clash at every turn, to two opposing forces (somehow) destined to work as a cohesive and efficient tag team unit.

To the shock of … well, pretty much everyone, we’d venture … Kane & Bryan found a way to harness all the negative feelings that plagued their early days as a team and developed into one of the most impressive and longest-reigning title-holding pairs of all time by unleashing their fury on the competition. But that reign becomes even more impressive when measured against those of other great tag duos. In the case of Bryan & Kane, the list of teams they’ve surpassed in terms of title reign length is staggeringly impressive.

This weekend, as they head into Extreme Rules to face off against The Shield’s Roman Reigns & Seth Rollins, Team Hell No will overtake Money Inc., while The British Bulldog & Owen Hart are next on the list.

The Brothers of Destruction (29 days)

The Brothers of Destruction reunite on SmackDown

We kick off our short list with a team close to the (black, cold) heart of The Devil’s Favorite Demon himself.

The Hart Foundation (209 days)

Demolition tries to use a diabolical switcheroo on The Hart Foundation before the Legion of Doom interferes to sort out the chaos at SummerSlam on August 27, 1990.

With a classic 209-day reign as World Tag Team Champions, the legendary Hart Foundation has earned their place among the greatest duos of all time. Bret “Hit Man” Hart & Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart did the seemingly impossible, making pink look cool — especially when it was paired with (championship) gold.

Arguably the greatest one-two punch of technician and powerhouse in wrestling history, the brothers-in-law were perfect complements for one another as Bret’s skill on the canvas blended beautifully by the sheer intimidation factor offered by “The Anvil.”

The New Age Outlaws (125 days)

One of the most beloved tag teams of all time, The New Age Outlaws were staples of The Attitude Era, providing the WWE Universe with some of the most memorable moments from a time when memorable moments happened on a weekly basis. Together, “Road Dogg” Jesse James & Billy Gunn pieced together six different title reigns, and all but one of those lasted for more than 100 days, with their longest clocking in at an impressive 125 days.

The Dudley Boyz (84 days)

Bubba Ray Dudley turns his back on his little brother Spike to join forces with D-Von.

Remembered for being one of the most extreme tag teams in WWE history, The Dudleys put their bodies on the line in some of the most unforgettable matches of their generation. Bubba Ray & D-Von may have hailed from Dudleyville, but they felt right at home in Tables, Ladders & Chairs Matches, carving out their place in wrestling history after a series of instant-classic bouts against the likes of Edge & Christian and The Hardys.

Edge & Christian (91 days)

What do you get when you put together two best friends with lifelong dreams of becoming WWE Superstars? A duo that reeked of awesomeness, that’s what.

Through insane TLC Matches, seven separate WWE Tag Team Title reigns and countless memorable (and hilarious) interviews backstage, Edge & Christian helped to define the most popular era in WWE history, revolutionized tag team wrestling and endeared themselves to a new generation of the WWE Universe. 

Sure, all of the above contributed to their being ranked as the greatest tag team in WWE history by WWE.com, but even Edge & Christian can’t match the run currently being put together by Team Hell No.