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#4 Jinder Mahal - 56 Losses
The Modern Day Maharaja ends up in the fourth place in this list with 56 losses including the one against Roman Reigns at MITB. 2017 was the year of Jinder Mahal as he shocked the world when he defeated Randy Orton and became the WWE Champion.
Mahal successfully defended the Championship against Randy Orton and Shinsuke Nakamura and even escaped a MITB cash-in attempt by Baron Corbin. He walked into SummerSlam as the WWE Champion, and that is a huge accomplishment for a superstar who was struggling in the lower mid-card as a jobber.
Mahal dropped the title to AJ Styles last November, and after that, he won the United States Championship at WrestleMania 34 and afterwards dropped it to Jeff Hardy after he was drafted to Monday Night Raw.
The following are his match statistics:
Total Matches - 68
Won - 12
Draws - 0
Lost - 56
Loss% - 82.40
