5 WWE Superstars with the most losses in 2020 so far

2020 has been quite an eventful year for the world of pro-wrestling. Despite the coronavirus pandemic forcing WWE and other promotions to stop having their shows in front of live audiences, we are still getting our weekly fix of the action.

A string of WWE Superstars have done quite well in terms of in-ring action, with the likes of Aleister Black, Becky Lynch, and Drew McIntyre dominating their opponents in the ring for the majority of the year so far. On the other hand, there are a select few who haven't had much luck in the squared circle and have lost more matches than they can count on their fingers. In this slideshow, let's take a look at 5 such WWE Superstars.

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#5 Asuka

Asuka

The Empress of Tomorrow kicked off the year by continuing her rivalry with RAW Women's Champion, Becky Lynch. Asuka and Kairi Sane had already defeated Lynch and Charlotte Flair at TLC 2019. Asuka failed to defeat Lynch for the RAW Women's title at the 2020 Royal Rumble PPV. Things only got worse in the coming weeks, as Asuka and Sane lost their Women's Tag Team belts to Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross at WrestleMania 36.

Asuka has competed in 30 matches so far, and has lost 18! Asuka's bad patch came to an end at WWE Money In The Bank 2020, where she grabbed the Women's Money In The Bank briefcase and won the match. On next night's WWE RAW, it was revealed that Becky Lynch had vacated her RAW Women's title and Asuka had won the belt by taking hold of the briefcase. Fans couldn't be happier at the fact that Asuka finally became the face of the RAW Women's division, after grinding on the main roster for years on end.

#4 The Miz

The Miz hasn't impressed much in terms of wins this year

The A-lister kicked off 2020 by forming an alliance with John Morrison, his former tag team partner. The Miz and Morrison were one of the most popular tag teams in WWE, back in the late 2000s. The former WWE Champion had just come out of a loss against Bray Wyatt, and the decision to join forces with Morrison proved to be the right one soon after. The Miz and Morrison defeated The New Day to win the SmackDown Tag Team titles at the Saudi Arabia show, Super ShowDown 2020.

They lost the belts to The New Day, mere days after WWE WrestleMania 36. The Miz has participated in 29 matches so far in 2020. His record certainly isn't something to brag about, as he has lost 20 bouts out of the 29 matches he has wrestled. The association between The Miz and Morrison is still going strong, as the duo is all set to take on Braun Strowman in a 2-on-1 Handicap match for the latter's Universal title.

#3 Seth Rollins

Seth Rollins is the biggest heel on RAW at the moment

Embracing his inner bad guy was the best decision Seth Rollins could have taken, back in late 2019. Rollins was getting booed every week, and turning him heel was the logical choice. He kicked off a feud with Kevin Owens that stretched till WWE WrestleMania 36, and the latter defeated Rollins at The Show of Shows to put an end to the rivalry.

Being the top heel on WWE RAW, it's no surprise that Rollins has registered a large number of losses so far this year. Having been a part of 34 matches, Rollins has lost 21 of them. Currently, Rollins is feuding with WWE legend Rey Mysterio and is set to host his retirement ceremony on the upcoming edition of RAW. It seems like the ceremony is simply a way to advance the feud and we might be in for a series of bouts pitting Rollins and Mysterio in the coming weeks. It remains to be seen if Rollins improves his record by putting down Mysterio.

#2 Shane Thorne

MVP with Thorne and Vink

Shane Thorne was moved to WWE RAW back in March 2020, alongside Brendan Vink. It should be noted that Thorne wrestled alongside Vink in NXT for a while, with the duo dubbing themselves "The Mighty Don't Kneel". Both Superstars didn't impress much upon their arrival, and registered losses against Cedric Alexander & Ricochet and The Street Profits. Soon after WrestleMania 36 was in the history books, Thorne and Vink became the newest associates of WWE veteran MVP. Under MVP's guidance, the duo scored a win against Ricochet and Alexander on the May 4, 2020 episode of WWE RAW.

Thorne has wrestled a total of 27 matches this year so far. His record has recently started improving, but he still has 22 losses under his belt. At 34, Thorne has all the experience needed for one to make a name for himself in the big leagues. He has been a part of this business since 2003 and his resume includes a two-year stint with New Japan Pro Wrestling. Here's hoping Thorne's record gets better in the coming months.

#1 King Corbin

King Corbin jas lost 25 matches so far, in 2020

It isn't exactly a surprise to see King Corbin topping the list of the most losses in 2020 so far. Widely regarded as one of the most hated heels in recent memory, fans love to see Corbin getting put down by WWE's top babyfaces in the squared circle. Corbin won the WWE King of the Ring 2019 tournament last year and went on to engage in a feud with Roman Reigns as the year approached its end.

The feud continued for weeks on end, with Reigns coming out on top when all was said and done. Corbin then targeted Elias, who defeated him at The Grandest Stage Of Them All. So far, Corbin has wrestled 29 matches in WWE this year. He has lost 25 of these bouts, thus registering a loss record of 86.2%. It's going to be interesting to see how Corbin gets back up after suffering several major losses in the last few weeks, against the likes of Drew McIntyre, Elias, and Jeff Hardy.