5 WWE Superstars who were undefeated for more than a year in singles competition

#3 Asuka (2015-18)

It won't be a stretch to say that Asuka's record is the most impressive on this list. The Empress of Tomorrow made her debut in late 2015 and defeated Dana Brooke in her first match. Little did anyone know that this would be the first of a long string of singles victories for Asuka, and she would go on to remain undefeated for 914 days in singles competition in WWE. Asuka ran roughshod over the NXT Women's roster over the next three years. She defeated Bayley for the NXT Women's title at NXT TakeOver: Dallas in 2016. Asuka crushed everyone in her path for the next two years, including Alexa Bliss, Nia Jax, Becky Lynch, and Nikki Cross.

After breaking her right collarbone in a match, Asuka was forced to relinquish the NXT Women's title, thus ending her run with the belt at 510 days. She soon made her way out of NXT and defeated Emma at WWE TLC 2017 to continue her winning streak. The streak finally ended at WWE WrestleMania 34, where Charlotte Flair successfully defended her SmackDown Women's title against The Empress of Tomorrow.

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