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#3 Braun Strowman
When you think of Braun Strowman, you probably think of his monstrous exploits on Raw throughout 2017. Maybe the times he broke a ring and a cage with Big Show, or when he pushed over an ambulance with Roman Reigns inside.
Well, as impressive as those moments were, his win/loss ratio since the 2016 brand split is far less impressive. Over the last 15 months, “The Monster Among Men” has only won two matches on PPV – both against long-term rival Reigns.
During that time, he has lost on eight occasions on PPV: five times in multi-man matches (Survivor Series, Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, SummerSlam and TLC); a time-limited contest vs. Sami Zayn; another match against Reigns, and against Brock Lesnar at No Mercy.
It just goes to show how well Strowman's Attitude Era-esque antics have gone down on Raw that nobody is talking about his regular losses on PPV.
