15 Superstars With The Most Losses At SummerSlam

8. Marty Jannetty – 4 Losses

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To a select few of us, Marty Jannetty was always our favourite Rocker. Sadly for Marty, bar brief runs with Intercontinental gold, his singles career amounted to very little. And that’s reflected in his SummerSlam record.

In 4 SummerSlam appearances, Jannetty had the impeccable record of 4 defeats.

3 of Marty’s SummerSlam losses came during tag action, twice as a part of The Rockers and then once as part of the ill-conceived New Rockers. Arguably Marty’s most famous SummerSlam moment, though, was his only singles match.

In that 1993 bout, Jannetty was completely squashed by uber-heel Ludvig Borga.

But fear not Marty, you’ll always be the real talent of The Rockers (at least to some of us).

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