15 Superstars With The Most Losses At SummerSlam

Aug 21, 2015 August 21st, 2015

1. John Cena – 7 Losses

John Cena never loses, right?

The one-time Doctor of Thuganomics has made a career out of being Super Cena, of being the man who simply never loses, of being this generation’s Hulk Hogan, brother. So with that said, it’ll be hugely surprising to many to see that Cena has the most SummerSlam losses of all-time.

After making his SummerSlam debut in 2004, his first couple of appearances saw him knock up a few wins against Booker T and then Chris Jericho. By 2006, Cena would lose against long-time rival Edge before bouncing back with a win over Randy Orton in 2007.

Then came a run of finally losing to Batista, getting bested by Orton, losing to the red-hot CM Punk twice (once in a triple threat with The Big Show), falling victim to the rise of Daniel Bryan, and then getting dismantled by Brock Lesnar. Sandwiched between these defeats was a 2010 win for Team Cena over The Nexus.

For all of those who claim that Cena never jobs, you simply need to look at his horrendous SummerSlam record. “Big Match John”? Maybe, just not when it comes to SummerSlam.

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