5 Biggest Superstars who never won a WWE or WCW World Championship

Modified Apr 23, 2020 04:14 GMT

#3 Mr. Perfect

Curt Hennig is known for his stints in WWE and WCW in the 90s. Soon after his return to WWE in the late 80s, Hennig donned the gimmick of Mr. Perfect. He quickly kicked off an undefeated streak.

On March 19, 1990, Perfect suffered his first pinfall loss to The Ultimate Warrior on an MSG Network special. Over the next six years or so, Hennig turned into a major star and won the Intercontinental title on two occasions.

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He made his way to WCW in 1997 and teamed up with DDP in his very first match, to take on Randy Savage and Scott Hall. Originally a fan-favorite, Hennig turned heel by turning on DDP. Later, he joined Kevin Nash's nWo Wolfpac stable along with childhood friend Rick Rude.

He also won the US Heavyweight title by putting down Steve McMichael. This was the only singles title that Hennig won in WCW. He made a second return to WWE in the 2002 Royal Rumble match, and was eventually thrown out by Triple H.

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