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.

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#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.

#4. WWE SmackDown star Jey Uso has yet to win a match in 2021

Uso has been forced to step into several matches on behalf of Roman Reigns and was even inside WWE's Elimination Chamber match last month for a chance to earn a match against his own cousin.

Over the past three months, Uso has wrestled six matches on behalf of his cousin and has been unable to win any of them (according to Cagematch.net). One of the matches ended in a draw, but it's interesting to see that there could be a pattern emerging.

After the storyline between Reigns and Uso last fall, the recent run of bad luck for Uso could be a hint that Reigns may no longer need him on his payroll. After all, if Uso can't get the job done, then he he won't be seen as a useful commodity to the "Tribal Chief."

#3. WWE Women's Tag Team Champion Shayna Baszler has wrestled the most matches in 2021 (but only has a 56% winning percentage)

Shayna Baszler was promoted to WWE's main roster last year and many believed that she would be pushed to the forefront of the women's division. But fllowing her loss to Becky Lynch at last year's WrestleMania, Baszler has been somewhat overlooked on Monday Night RAW.

As one half of the WWE Women's Tag Team Champions, Baszler has been on RAW, SmackDown and NXT in recent weeks and has wrestled more matches in 2021 than any other wrestler in the company.

Shayna has wrestled 16 matches this year. That's two more than AJ Styles, who is her closest competition. Despite being a champion, Baszler has only managed to win nine of these matches, leaving her with a 56% win percentage.

#2. Former WWE Women's Champion Charlotte Flair has a shocking win/loss record for 2021

Charlotte Flair has stood head and shoulders above the women in the WWE locker room for most of her career and now looks to be the most likely challenger for Asuka at WrestleMania.

There are several other women who have tried to stake their own claim for a shot at the RAW Women's Championship. There aren't many women with decent winning percentages on Monday Night RAW at present.

Even "The Queen" has only managed to win four of the 14 matches that she has had so far in 2021 - a 28% win rate. Mandy Rose is yet to win a match on WWE TV this year, having lost all six of the matches she has been part of. Lana and Naomi have a 50% winning percentage.

Peyton Royce has won just one of her five matches, giving her a 20% rate, while Dana Brooke has wrestled seven matches and only won twice.

It is worth noting that despite taking a six month hiatus in 2020, Flair still had the best win rate from the women on the Raw roster after winning 23 of her 34 matches last year.

#1. Pete Dunne had a better win/loss record than WWE Champion Drew McIntyre in 2020

It was an interesting year for WWE in 2020 since the company was forced to make several changes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pete Dunne was one of the stars who was forced to miss several months of WWE TV. Dunne relinquished his NXT Tag Team Championship because he was stuck in the United Kingdom, forcing Pete Dunne to find a new partner.

Fellow British star Drew McIntyre won the Royal Rumble and went on to main event WrestleMania against Brock Lesnar last year. The star won the WWE Championship for the first time, lost it to Randy Orton, and then quickly reclaimed it from Orton.

Despite the success of McIntyre last year, it's interesting to note that according to Cagematch.net, Pete Dunne had a better winning percentage than McIntyre for the year.

McIntyre won 47 of his 54 matches, giving him an impressive 87% winning percentage. However, Dunne wrestled 27 matches and was able to win 24 of them, giving him a slightly higher 88% winning percentage.