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Contrary to what some past and present WWE Superstars say, wins and losses do matter in wrestling and the way a character is booked plays a huge part in how fans perceive them.
Zack Ryder, for example, had a huge amount of support when he had his own YouTube show in 2011 but he went on to become a serial loser on WWE programming, which lost him fans and harmed his character.
Asuka, on the other hand, is yet to be defeated since she debuted in NXT in October 2015 and she is perceived by fans to be an unstoppable wrestling machine that “nobody is ready for”.
Earlier this week, using information obtained from Cagematch.net, we revealed the five current WWE Superstars who have the best win ratios on pay-per-view.
In this article, we flip the script and guide you through the five WWE Superstars who have the worst win ratios on PPV, with the only rule being that they must have lost at least 10 PPV matches in their career.
#5 R-Truth (20% win ratio)
R-Truth has won the Hardcore, the United States and Tag Team titles during his time in WWE but is better known as someone who loses to more high-profile Superstars.
Dating all the way back to his days as K-Kwik in 2000, Truth has featured in 45 PPV matches in WWE, losing nine, which gives him an overall win ratio of just 20%.
His most memorable PPV match came when he challenged for the WWE Championship in the main event of Capitol Punishment in 2011. It ended in defeat, of course, with John Cena retaining his title to close the show.
#4 Titus O’Neil (20% win ratio)
Like R-Truth, Titus O’Neil has won just 20% of his PPV matches in WWE, but he pips Truth to fourth place because he’s won a lot fewer matches than the man formerly known as K-Kwik.
The leader of Titus Worldwide has won just four of his 20 matches on PPV, with his greatest triumph coming when he teamed with Darren Young to win the Tag Team titles from The New Day at Money In The Bank in 2015.
The most memorable of his 16 PPV defeats was one year later, also at Money In The Bank, when he lost a United States title match to Rusev with his children watching on from ringside.
#3 Zack Ryder (20% win ratio)
Considering Zack Ryder has been in WWE for 10 years, it’s a little surprising that he has only featured in 15 main-show PPV matches during that time.
The former Edgehead has won just three of those matches, giving him an overall win ratio of 20%, with his greatest victory taking place at WrestleMania 32 when he won a seven-man ladder match for the Intercontinental Championship.
He has only ever featured in four main-show singles matches – all of them for the United States title – with the most recent coming when he lost to Rusev at Battleground 2016.
Joint #1 Tamina (18.8% win ratio)
In her eight years on WWE’s main roster, Tamina has won only three of her 16 PPV matches (18.8% win ratio) and she has never won a main-show PPV singles match in her entire career.
All three of her victories were in multi-woman matches: Money In The Bank 2012 (six-woman tag), Payback 2015 (tag match) and Backlash 2017 (six-woman tag).
Aside from four attempts to win the Divas Championship on PPV, Tamina’s most memorable PPV appearances came in 2017 when she put in impressive showings in the first-ever women’s Money In The Bank ladder match and in the five-on-five women’s Survivor Series elimination match.
Joint #1 Xavier Woods (18.8% win ratio)
Joining Tamina at #1 is, to our surprise, Xavier Woods. The former Tag Team champion didn’t compete in as many matches as Big E and Kofi Kingston during The New Day’s record-setting run on Raw, but we still didn’t expect him to appear this high (or low, depending on how you look at it) in the list.
Woods has an identical main-show PPV record to Tamina, winning just three of his 16 matches (18.8% win ratio), which is far less than fellow New Day members Big E (42.1%) and Kofi Kingston (42%).
His most memorable PPV defeat came when The New Day lost to The League of Nations at WrestleMania 32 and Woods received a Stone Cold Stunner from Steve Austin after the match.
