5 WWE Superstars who are still undefeated in 2018

In a recent article, we trawled through the record books and found out that six WWE Superstars are yet to win a match in 2018, with a surprise name topping the list of defeats ahead of Curt Hawkins.

This week, we decided to do some more research, thanks to data obtained from profightdb.com, to see how many main-roster performers haven’t lost a single match yet this year – and it’s fair to say we were very surprised by the results.

So, without any further ado, let’s take a look at five WWE Superstars who haven’t lost any televised matches on the main roster since the beginning of the year.

Disclaimer: If somebody lost a match in NXT earlier in the year, that’s fine. The results in this article are only based on the outcome of matches that took place on the main roster (Raw, SmackDown Live, 205 Live and Main Event).

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#5 Ronda Rousey (1 win)

One match, one victory!

Okay, it’s only one match, but the stats don’t lie and the current numbers tell us that Ronda Rousey is undefeated in 2018.

The former UFC champ won her one and only televised match to date as a WWE Superstar, teaming with Kurt Angle to defeat Triple H and Stephanie McMahon at WrestleMania 34, and she will take part in her first PPV singles match when she challenges Nia Jax for the Raw Women’s Championship at Money In The Bank.

If we’re being super kind with the 'undefeated' status, like WWE was with Asuka (she lost a Battle Royal in NXT), then you could argue that Kurt, Primo Colon and Shane McMahon are also undefeated in 2018.

The three men have competed in Battle Royals/Royal Rumbles this year and failed to win, but they have each won one singles match this year and still haven't been pinned or submitted.

#4 Andrade “Cien” Almas (2 wins)

The former NXT champion is still new to the main roster

Andrade “Cien” Almas has been slowly introduced to WWE fans over the last few weeks, defeating local talents in his two main-roster matches so far, and he is scheduled to take part in his third SmackDown Live match next week against Sin Cara.

It’s no real surprise that the former NXT champion remains undefeated at this stage – a new audience is still finding out who he is – and his quick victories over Jake Constantinou and Kevin Bennett showed everyone a glimpse of what he can do.

#3 Brock Lesnar (3 wins)

Brock Lesnar surprisingly defeated Roman Reigns on two occasions

Brock Lesnar was always going to feature somewhere on this list, wasn’t he? The record-breaking Universal champion has won all three of his televised matches in 2018, retaining his title against Kane and Braun Strowman at the Royal Rumble before defeating Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 34 and at the Greatest Royal Rumble.

The expectation, just as it was heading into the last two PPVs, is that “The Beast” will lose the Universal Championship when he next defends it, possibly at SummerSlam, but we’ve learned to expect the unexpected when it comes to the outcome of Lesnar’s matches recently!

#2 The Authors of Pain (4 wins)

The former NXT Tag Team champions ditched manager Paul Ellering in April

The Authors of Pain were unable to regain the NXT Tag Team titles in their last two TakeOver matches earlier in 2018, losing on both occasions to The Undisputed Era, but they have since racked up a televised winning streak of four matches following their move to Raw in April’s Superstar Shake-Up.

Granted, it’s a little disappointing that we haven’t seen more of Akam and Rezar since their call-up to the main roster, but at least their victories over Heath Slater & Rhyno (x2), Francois & Jean-Paul and Titus Worldwide showed just how destructive they can be.

#1 Cedric Alexander (18 wins)

Cedric Alexander won the Cruiserweight Championship at WrestleMania 34

And the most frequent winner on WWE television in 2018 so far, by an absolute landslide, is the current Cruiserweight champion and one of the biggest stars of the 205 Live brand, Cedric Alexander.

For those who checked out our list of Superstars who haven’t won any televised matches this year, you’ll know that another cruiserweight, Ariya Daivari, topped the list with an incredible 17 losses – a tally that is bettered (on the flip side, of course!) by Cedric’s 18 victories.

“The Entertainer” began the year teaming with Goldust in two victories over Daivari and Drew Gulak on Raw, and he has since gone on to win another 16 matches, including triumphs over Mustafa Ali, Kalisto and Buddy Murphy in Cruiserweight title matches.

What do you make of this list? Let us know in the comments.