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Curt Hawkins recently explained in an interview with WWE that he thought his fortunes were changing when he defeated Apollo Crews on an episode of SmackDown Live in November 2016.
Little did he know at the time, but that rare victory actually kick-started the most memorable losing streak in WWE history (220 matches and counting).
Nobody else in the company, past or present, has come close to matching that tally, but did you know that there are several Superstars right now who have started to build up surprising losing streaks of their own?
Granted, none of these are anywhere close to reaching Hawkins’ tally, but it’s still interesting to check in every so often to see who WWE is booking to win and lose the most matches.
So, without further ado, let’s take a look at five current losing streaks in WWE that you might not be aware of.
#5 Carmella (5 losses)
Carmella had more momentum than anyone else on the roster after winning the SmackDown Women’s Championship from Charlotte Flair two nights after WrestleMania 34.
However, following her impressive victories over “The Queen” and Asuka, she has lost five matches in a row on WWE television – a run that began with non-title losses against Charlotte and Becky Lynch in July.
"The Princess of Staten Island" was defeated by Charlotte on two more occasions in August, albeit she wasn’t pinned in the SummerSlam Triple Threat (also involving Becky), while she and R-Truth failed to defeat The Miz & Asuka in the most recent Mixed Match Challenge episode.
#4 Mike Kanellis (6 losses)
Mike Kanellis made an instant impact by defeating Sami Zayn on his WWE debut, but he then went on a Curt Hawkins-esque televised losing streak which lasted 364 days.
The run finally came to an end when he teamed with The Revival to defeat Chad Gable, Heath Slater & Rhyno on an episode of Main Event in July.
Since then, the losing streak has returned and he has been on the receiving end of defeats against Zack Ryder (x3), Zack & No Way Jose, Tyler Breeze, and Gable, Slater & Rhyno on Main Event.
#3 Mandy Rose (7 losses)
Mandy Rose picked up statement one-on-one victories over Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch after WrestleMania 34.
She has since been unable to win a single match, though, losing all seven of her SmackDown Live encounters since May.
The former Absolution member has lost matches against Becky (x2) and Asuka (x2) during that time, while she was also defeated in a 10-woman tag match and in 2-on-2 tag matches against Becky & Charlotte Flair and Asuka & Naomi.
#2 Viktor (8 losses)
Konnor picked up a rare victory over Chad Gable on the most recent episode of Raw to win his first televised singles match since he defeated Andy Baker during an NXT taping in June 2013.
As a duo, The Ascension defeated Heath Slater & Rhyno on Main Event in July but Viktor is yet to win a match since.
During that run, he has lost a single's match against Chad Gable and tag matches against Bobby Lashley, Gable & Bobby Roode (x2), Gable & No Way Jose, Gable & Heath Slater & Rhyno, Slater & Rhyno and Bo Dallas & Curtis Axel.
#1 Sonya Deville (10 losses)
Since teaming with Mandy Rose to defeat Bayley & Sasha Banks in March, Sonya Deville has lost all 10 of her televised WWE matches.
The run started during her time on Raw, where she lost to Bayley in April before taking part in the WrestleMania Women's Battle Royal.
Despite her impressive in-ring performances since moving to SmackDown Live in the Superstar Shake-Up, Sonya has lost four tag matches and another four singles matches against Becky Lynch (x2), Asuka and Charlotte Flair.
