4 WWE superstars who surprisingly haven't won any singles titles on main roster
While winning titles is usually one of every wrestler's goals, a lot of prominent superstars haven't captured singles titles in WWE.
With four primary singles titles for the men to chase, you'd figure that those superstars not deemed 'main-event' worthy would at least have a run with a mid-card title like the US Title or the Intercontinental Championship.
A lot of times, who does or doesn't win a title simply comes down to who creative is or isn't behind at the moment.
Wrestlers like Braun Strowman and Finn Balor have always been pegged as future champions and Balor was even one of the biggest stars ever produced by NXT.
But how many title reigns does he have under his 'belt' on the main roster? Only a one-day reign as Universal Champion.
A sad fact about wrestling and WWE, in particular, is that although some superstars are treated like threats or big deals, they often don't see their success met with titles.
While it isn't surprising that someone like Mojo Rawley or Tyler Breeze hasn't captured a tile on the main roster, there are some superstars who have had shots in the main event.
Who else surprisingly hasn't captured a singles' title on the main roster of WWE? Here are four surprising names who have yet to taste singles' gold in WWE.
#4 Braun Strowman
While he has the infamous one-day tag title reign with Nicholas under his belt, it was more of a joke than a true championship reign.
So since Strowman has often been treated as a literal big deal on the main roster, he should have held some sort of championship on Raw, right?
Well, as most of all know, Strowman has received more than his fair share of shots at the Universal Championship.
He's lost to Brock Lesnar in a triple threat match with Kane at the 2018 Royal Rumble as well as two singles matches with the Beast for the Universal Title.
Strowman also 'cashed in' his Money in the Bank briefcase in a steel cage against Roman Reigns before Reigns had to relinquish the Universal Title. Lesnar ruined that once again when he interfered.
That's four matches for the Universal Championship in which he's failed to capture the title. But since he wasn't given a main title run, then conventional thinking would figure he'd more than be trusted with a mid-card title run.
But alas, he has not won either the IC Title or the US Title. He's been on the main roster since August of 2015, so is time running out on his credibility?