5 WWE Superstars with surprisingly poor win/loss records
Wrestling is a business where statistics are sometimes at the forefront. Superstars are judged on the number of championships that they have won and lost or even the amount of matches they have been able to win throughout their careers.
Interestingly, Curt Hawkins is the only superstar in recent memory who boasted about his losing streak in WWE. Other stars keep pushing to win matches because that often ensures that they will have a place on the card for pay-per-views.
The 50/50 booking in WWE often makes it seem as though there isn't a stand-out performer on the main roster. Looking at win/loss records, there are several stars who are head and shoulders above the rest.
The following list looks at just five current WWE superstars whose win/loss records are actually quite surprising.
#5. WWE RAW Women's Champion Asuka has won just one match in 2021
While Asuka has held the title for nearly a year, she definitely hasn't had a great run as champion, which is only magnified by the fact that she has won just one match on WWE TV in the last three months.
Last year wasn't even a great year for the champion since she wrestled 64 matches and was only able to win on 36 occasions. This means that her win/loss record for 2020 was just 56.3%.
Asuka hasn't defended her Raw Women's Championship in months. She was in tag team action at the Royal Rumble and her scheduled match at Elimination Chamber was scrapped.
So far this year, Asuka has wrestled eight matches and the RAW Women's Champion has won just one of these matches. She currently has a win/loss record of 12.5% for the start of 2021. Given that she is the main female champion on the brand and someone who is expected to defend her title at WrestleMania in just over a month's time, this could be ominous.