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2019 was a big year for many WWE Superstars with Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, 'The Fiend' Bray Wyatt, Brock Lesnar and Kofi Kingston enjoying runs at the top of the card on Raw or SmackDown. But, for a small handful of elite Superstars, 2019 was an incredible year for them. That's because there were a handful of talents that made it through the entire year without losing. .
To qualify for this list, they had to have wrestled at least one once on either a WWE PPV, WWE RAW or SmackDown Live and that they must not have lost a match. House shows and NXT/205 Live do not count.
We're also not going to quibble on technicalities here: if they're predominantly a singles competitor but they lost a tag-team match, I'm not counting it .Vice versa for tag teams losing a singles match. Also, losses by DQ don't count. They weren't beaten, it doesn't count
So, without further ado, let's take a look at the select Superstars who were unstoppable in 2019.
#5. Aleister Black
Aleister Black is actually an extremely interesting competitor on WWE's main roster as he actually wrestled in a fair few matches on both SmackDown and RAW. Sure, he did actually lose a few tag-team matches when partnered with Ricochet. But, as I pointed out before, that doesn't count here.
If you put Black in the ring in a one-on-one contest (or one-on-two contest - sorry Singh Brothers), he's practically unstoppable across RAW, SmackDown and even two PPV matches.
He wrestled four singles matches on SmackDown beating Andrade, Cesaro, Sami Zayn and Shelton Benjamin. On RAW he defeated the likes of Elias, Buddy Murphy, Eric Young, Tony Nese and Akira Tozawa to go unbeaten in eight singles matches.
He even beat Cesaro and Buddy Murphy in two pay-per-view matches, making him unbeaten on WWE Pay-Per-Views as well.
It's clear that WWE has put a lot of stock into Aleister Black and have protected him on the main roster as much as possible. It remains to be seen if there will be anyone that can knock on his door in 2020 and actually beat him in singles competition.
#4. Bray Wyatt/The Fiend
This one should be fairly obvious.
WWE have booked Bray Wyatt's new gimmick, 'The Fiend', to be an unstoppable monster - and an unstoppable monster he's certainly been with electrocution not even putting him down.
However, while 'The Fiend' being unbeaten might not be at all a surprise, some people might be shocked to know that 'Children's TV Host' Bray Wyatt was also undefeated in 2019. Okay, so I'm sure no-one's actually that shocked.
But when you consider that Wyatt/The Fiend's opponents last year were Finn Balor, Seth Rollins, The Miz and Daniel Bryan and not a single one of them even came close to beaten him in Wyatt's five singles matches, it's quite the achievement.
Sure, Rollins buried him in a lot of stuff, hit him repeatedly with a toolbox and a hammer, and made the referee freak out until he threw the match out, but - even then - Wyatt didn't actually lose.
But now, it's 2020, and someone will step up and find a way to put The Fiend down for good. Right?
RIGHT?
Oh, geez.
#3. Lars Sullivan
Lars Sullivan's 2019 may have ended particularly badly with the leak of his past in the adult film industry emerging to cap off a particularly bad year in general, with the RAW Superstar being fined $100,000 for ill-advised comments he'd made in the past, dealing with an anxiety attack, and picking up an injury that sidelined him.
But, Sullivan made quite the impact in his relatively short time on the main roster, steamrolling everyone that dared stand across the ring from him. In fact, Sullivan's unbeaten record in 2019 is especially impressive when you consider that both his matches were three-on-one handicap matches against established main roster stars.
Sullivan triumphed over Lucha House Party at Super Show-Down via DQ and then he just flat-out beat the same trio three days later on Monday Night RAW.
Sure it's not the biggest pool of matches to choose from, and it's technically only one proper win - with the other one being a disqualification victory - but there's certainly an argument to be made that he'd have remained unbeaten had he not gotten injured - and, you know, that other stuff.
I'll guess we'll have to find out in 2020. Unless something else weird happens.
#2. Mansoor
Mansoor may not have really debuted on the main roster as of yet, and he may not be that prevalent in NXT, either. But, Mansoor does have the undeniable record of being undefeated on Saudi Arabian soil.
Firstly, he claimed a stunning victory against 50 other main roster superstars to win the Battle Royale at WWE Super Show-Down all the way back in June 2019. Then, perhaps unsurprisingly given he'd just toppled 50 Superstars in one go, he got an impressive singles win against Cesaro at WWE Crown Jewel 2019.
These two victories make Mansoor undefeated at WWE PPVs in 2019 which is a feat that only The Fiend/Bray Wyatt and the last name on this list can also claim, so he's in quite the esteemed company.
I fear that Mansoor might not retain his undefeated streak were he to wrestle outside of the main roster as he's certainly not undefeated in NXT (at all). But, if he only wrestles in Saudi Arabia, he might surpass this next guy one day.
#1. The Undertaker
'The Deadman', 'The Phenom', 'Booger Red' (OK, only Jim Ross called him that last one), The Undertaker has actually wrestled an entire TWO TIMES in 2019 and, unsurprisingly, the man with the legendary WrestleMania streak won both of them.
First, he took on Goldberg at WWE Super Show Down in a clash of the titans and triumphed in an instant classic that will go down in wrestling - nay, entertainment - history as a match to remember.
Then, he teamed up with Roman Reigns in an unconventional tag-team to take on the even more unconventional pairing of Shane McMahon and Drew McIntyre in a match that was actually surprisingly really quite entertaining.
At this point I am aware that this is a singles match and a tag-team match and that by counting both in this I'm already contradicting my established rules for this article. But, if you're going to do that, it had better be for a legend like the Undertaker.
So, hey. Did I miss anybody? Let me know in the comments below.
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