Top 5 Groups and Superstars who haven't won a match at WrestleMania yet

WrestleMania season is in full swing. We are exactly 2 weeks away from the Biggest Show of the year. WrestleMania 35's match card is stacking up with each passing day. Although several top stars such as Kevin Owens, Dean Ambrose etc. do not have a match scheduled as of this moment, they are expected to be a part of the event in some shape or form.

The whole year in WWE revolves around WrestleMania. Events that transpire on the Show of Shows affect the entire wrestling year. Thus, it is essential for a Superstar to have an impressive outing at Wrestle<ania in order to receive a push following the event.

When it comes to impressive outings, Superstars like The Undertaker and John Cena have been a crucial part of the event with impressive win/loss records. The Deadman has had his hand raised high 24 out of the 26 Manias he has been a part of. The leader of Cenation, on the other hand, has a 10-4-0 record.

Surprisingly, there are some Superstars who have been featured in a prominent position ever since their arrival in WWE. However, the haven't had the privilege of scoring a victory at the Showcase of Immortals yet. So, without further ado, here are 4 such Superstars and 1 Team.

#5 Sami Zayn

Sami Zayn can be considered as the most underrated Superstar of this decade

Sami Zayn has been treated as an Underdog ever since his NXT debut in 2013. The best thing about following an underdog's career is to witness the moment when they finally overcome all the odds.

Sami Zayn's NXT arc was beautifully crafted in this regard. When he finally defeated Neville to win the NXT Championship, it felt like a huge moment. However, his momentum was halted right away with the arrival of Kevin Owens.

On the main roster, Zayn's story started on a similar note but he was soon derailed and became a glorified enhancement talent. Until now, Zayn has been a part of 3 Wrestlemania events (32, 33 and 34) and hasn't been able to score a victory yet. He was part of the Intercontinental Championship ladder match in 2016, the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal in 2017, and a tag team match in 2018.

An interesting fact: The Underdog from Underground hasn't even won a match at an NXT Takeover event which took place during the Mania weekend. He lost to the debuting Shinsuke Nakamura at Takeover: Dallas.

#4 The New Day

All three members of The New Day have terrible Wrestlemania win/loss records

It is surprising to see that a faction as successful as The New Day hasn't even won once at the Grandest Stage of Them All. However, it is true. The trio's first WrestleMania appearance as a group was in 2015 at the show's 31st edition. They were a part of two matches at the event, both of which were kick-off bouts. They first came up short of winning the Tag Titles. After that, all three members tried their luck in the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, but to no avail.

The New Day then lost to The League of Nations at WrestleMania 32 and The Bludgeon Brothers at Wrestlemania 34. The trio didn't participate in a match at WrestleMania 33 due to being the event's hosts.

Regardless, The New Day still went on to become one of the most successful factions with overly impressive merchandise sales and multiple tag title reigns, including the longest one.

An Interesting Fact: Big E and Xavier Woods have also lost all their WrestleMania matches before the formation of The New Day. Kofi Kingston, on the other hand, has only been able to grab a single win (at WrestleMania 27) at the Show of Shows.

#3 Sting

Sting's debut and only Wrestlemania match was one of the highlights of that night

Many will consider this as an unnecessary inclusion in the list, considering the fact that Sting has only been a part of one WrestleMania. However, it is important that The Icon is mentioned here.

Ever since the late 80's, Sting has been a household name. The most fascinating thing about The Icon is that he made it big in WCW without ever jumping ship to WWE, even after WCW ended. WWE approached him on multiple occasions but the Icon always had a reason to decline their offers.

When he finally appeared at Survivor Series 2014, all hell broke loose. Sting made his WWE debut by costing The Authority (managed by Triple H) their match at Survivor Series. The feud with Triple H then culminated at WrestleMania 31, with The Icon losing his debut match. The bout was mainly centered around the WWF vs. WCW feud, featuring run-ins by NWO and DX members.

Almost 5 months after Wrestle<ania 31, Sting suffered a career-threatening injury at the hands of Seth Rollins. This forced Sting to retire from professional wrestling, cementing his WrestleMania record of 0-1. Sting's legacy and his contribution to the professional wrestling world are still lauded to this day.

#2 Becky Lynch

Becky Lynch has been one of the most talked about Superstars in WWE since last Summer

"The Man", perhaps the most buzz generating Superstar last year, is on this list too, unfortunately. Becky Lynch made her main roster debut along with Charlotte Flair and Sasha Banks in 2015. She quickly rose to prominence and became an integral part of the title picture by the end of that year. However, she was not considered as over as Banks and Flair during her initial years.

She came up short of capturing gold at WrestleMania 32 and 33. Last year was when Lynch hit rock bottom. She was a part of the Women's Battle Royal which took place during the pre-show. The Irish Lass Kicker didn't even make it to the final 4.

However, as it is said, that once you have hit rock bottom, you can only go up. Lynch started picking up momentum following the event and became one of the most interesting anti-heroes of the modern era.

Lynch is expected to main event WrestleMania this year. From being part of a throwaway battle royal to main eventing WrestleMania in a year, Lynch has surely come a long way.

#1 Bray Wyatt

Bray Wyatt is the only Wyatt Family member who hasn't won a match at WrestleMania yet

After Husky Harris was "punted" off the TV by Randy Orton in 2011, he was repackaged as the Cult Leader Bray Wyatt the next year. The Bray Wyatt character had its initial run in NXT. He recruited Erick Rowan and Luke Harper to form "The Wyatt Family".

The trio made an impactful main roster debut in 2013, and took out Kane. The monstrous group gained momentum as months passed by. It looked like Bray Wyatt was on his way to become WWE's next Big Thing.

However, all dreams were shattered once WrestleMania 30 season approached. Wyatt lost to John Cena at the event and was never seen the same way. He was then defeated by the returning Undertaker at WrestleMania 31. At WrestleMania 33, he lost his WWE Championship to Randy Orton. Wyatt made appearances at WrestleMania 32 and 34 but didn't participate.

It's surprising to see how a Superstar like Wyatt, with extraordinary potential, hasn't been able to make it big so far in WWE. He is expected to miss the event this year due to being off television for over 7 months now.