12 Wrestlers With The Best Win Percent In WWE History

6. Bushwhacker Luke - 77.5%

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Luke Miller's win percentage is a bewilderingly good number, particularly considering how, with only one match fewer on his record, partner Butch failed to make the list at all. Perennial losers with the cameras on, The Bushwhackers loaded up victories on WWE's bruising house show circuit as token boypoppers and/or opening match crowd-pleasers.

Trapped on the bottom rung for the virtual entirety of their lengthy tenure, Luke and Butch were at least the gatekeepers of the lower level and often beat teams on the way down the ladder as well as up.

It's with some irony that Luke's most famous pay-per-view appearance features his most embarrassing defeat. The New Zealander lasted just four seconds in the 1991 Royal Rumble after Earthquake ran his still-whacking body over the top rope immediately after he entered. As was always the case with both members of the team, he was Teflon to the comedy spot's potential burial.

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