It may get more bad press than any other professional wrestling promotion these days, but Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA) has a long history full of great moments alongside the more regrettable ones. The company came into being in June 2002, when it aired weekly pay-per-views, before transitioning to a more traditional form in 2004.

Every wrestling promotion needs championships, and TNA has had its fair share of belts in its 14 years. There are five titles active as of today (TNA World Heavyweight, King of the Mountain, X-Division, Knockouts and World Tag Team), and the company also used to have a Knockouts Tag Team Championship. The King of the Mountain has seen a number of changes throughout its history, starting off as the Legends Championship before becoming the Global Championship and Television Championship before evolving into its current form in 2015.

Some of professional wrestling's greatest names have held titles above their heads in the company. Kurt Angle, Sting, AJ Styles, Samoa Joe and more have found themselves as champions at various points. Some less than stellar names have also held gold, among them Gunner, Anarquia and American Football player Adam Jones.

So what of those men and women who never held gold in the company? You may be surprised at some of the names that failed to win championships in TNA...