10 Superstars with Surprisingly Bad Wrestlemania Records

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#6 Jeff Hardy

A rare sight, if only for the fact that it's the only time Jeff Hardy has heard his music played twice at Wrestlemania.

His Wrestlemania Record: 1-6

Jeff Hardy is a surefire Hall of Famer and has thrilled fans worldwide over nearly a quarter of a century at various levels of the wrestling business. He has also provided numerous moments which make Wrestlemania montages each year but, unfortunately, almost none of those were part of a Wrestlemania win.

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Hardy's early Wrestlemania career came as part of the Hardy Boyz tag team, and the brothers typically entered multi-team contests where someone else hoisted the titles; in singles competition, The Enigma had only one singles contest, and lost in a Money in the Bank Match, while in and out of WWE due to personal issues.

Jeff's only singles match at Mania did not disappoint fans, but it might have disappointed his kayfabe character.

Signature Loss: Hardy's only one-on-one singles match at Wrestlemania was an Extreme Rules Match against his older brother, Matt, at Wrestlemania XXV; in a match featuring fun (if nonsensical) spots, the finish came when Hardy leapfrogged over a painter's ladder to miss a leg drop onto his Broken brother, before falling victim to a chair-assisted Twist of Fate.

At Least He Won When: The brothers Hardy made a surprise return to WWE at Wrestlemania 33, when they were introduced as surprise entrants into the RAW Tag Team Championship Ladder Match; in a contest featuring some great nostalgia spots for the Orlando crowd, Hardy nailed his Swanton Bomb off a ladder, allowing his brother Matt to snag the red belts for Jeff's first Wrestlemania victory.

Edited by Rohit Nath