Juggernaut + Tiny

Why this works

Tossing Juggernaut in for a surprise Blade Fury often sounds better than it is. The main issue is that Tiny has to give up a key part of his own damage combo to use Toss on an ally. For Juggernaut, landing from the Toss can be disorienting, and by the time he gets his bearings, the short duration of his spin might be half over. Since Blade Fury already provides magic immunity and movement speed, the forced repositioning from Tiny doesn't always add enough value to make up for the disruption to both heroes' rhythms.

This pairing can feel like two solo heroes sharing a map. In lane, they are both melee and can have a tough time against ranged opponents. Mid-game, Juggernaut wants to find a good Omnislash or sustain a fight with his Healing Ward, while Tiny is more focused on deleting a single hero with his spell combination. Their objectives don't always align, so one hero might be ready to fight while the other is farming or out of position. They don't actively make each other's jobs harder, but they rarely make them significantly easier either.