5 Biggest WWE Superstars who couldn't defeat Eddie Guerrero

Modified Oct 10, 2020 07:28 GMT

#4 Hardcore Holly couldn't defeat Eddie Guerrero (0-1)

Hardcore Holly lost to Eddie Guerrero in their only singles match

During the Ruthless Aggression Era, Eddie Guerrero was a part of the SmackDown Six, an elite group of wrestlers who turned the Blue brand into one of the most exciting shows on TV. Around this time, Hardcore Holly was a mainstay on SmackDown as well but never managed to become a big name. The duo didn't face off during their stint on SmackDown for years on end, but it all changed in early 2005 when they finally had a singles match.

Hardcore Holly, considered by many as the greatest Hardcore Champion in WWE history (having won the belt six times), didn't have luck on his side on this night. Eddie Guerrero had become a major Superstar on SmackDown at this point, and there was no way WWE was letting Holly beat him. Eddie scored a victory over Holly in what was their only singles match in the squared circle. Holly parted ways with WWE in early 2009, thus putting an end to his 15-year run as a WWE Superstar.

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