15 Superstars With The Most Losses At SummerSlam

12. Randy Orton – 4 Losses

In his 10 SummerSlam matches to date, Randy Orton has come up short in 4 of them.

His SummerSlam debut was a loss that came in 2003, where he competed in the Elimination Chamber match which saw him assist Evolution mate Triple H to victory. After a few wins, SummerSlam 2006 saw Orton surprisingly do the J.O.B. to the ageing Hulk Hogan, as The Hulkster played politics to go over the Legend Killer.

To follow up on the Hogan defeat, the Viper would then lose in 2007 as he challenged John Cena for the WWE Championship. After that, his next SummerSlam loss wouldn’t come until last year’s defeat to Roman Reigns.

With Sheamus butting heads with Orton at this year's event, it remains to be seen whether another loss will be attributed to the record of this third generation superstar.

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