10 Superstars with Surprisingly Bad Wrestlemania Records

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#5 Dolph Ziggler

Dolph Ziggler at WrestleMania 32

His Wrestlemania Record: 1-7

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Ziggler credits himself as being the show-stealer and has put on numerous fantastic pay-per-view performances in his WWE career. He has added numerous Intercontinental Championships, United States Championships, a Tag Team Championship, and two reigns with the World Heavyweight Championship to his list of accomplishments, which also includes a Money in the Bank win.

It's an impressive resume for the former cheerleader, but one place where his star doesn't shine quite so bright is Wrestlemania, where Ziggler has a lone win to his name.

The headbutt contest which ends this match seemed iffy at the time, but, with Bryan's later injury revelations, seems downright foolish.

Signature Loss: All of Ziggler's Wrestlemania contests have been in multi-person matchups, so he has had relatively few opportunities to steal the show. At Wrestlemania 31, however, the Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match which opened the show came down to Ziggler and fan favourite Daniel Bryan. The duo traded a brutal series of headbutts before The Showoff became the final man to fall off the ladder, allowing Bryan to complete his Championship Grand Slam.

At Least He Won When: Ziggler found himself on the winning side of a show-padding 12-man tag team match at Wrestlemania XXVIII, giving Team Johnny the win and John Laurinaitis control of both RAW and SmackDown, which was a little less than dynamic, dude.

Edited by Rohit Nath