5 Biggest WWE Superstars who couldn't defeat Eddie Guerrero

#1 Randy Orton couldn't defeat Eddie Guerrero (0-1)

Randy Orton never scored a victory against Eddie Guerrero

Randy Orton debuted on the main roster in 2002. For the next three years, Orton and Eddie Guerrero didn't cross paths as they were on separate rosters. Orton finally made his way to WWE SmackDown during the 2005 WWE Draft. At the time, Eddie Guerrero was a hated heel and was feuding with his former best friend Rey Mysterio. Soon, Eddie began his transformation towards being a good guy again and had a few run-ins with Orton.

Eddie Guerrero and Randy Orton faced off in a singles match on the October 11, 2005 taping of SmackDown. Eddie won the match via DQ, in their only singles match. Eddie Guerrero and Batista later teamed up in a winning effort against Orton and Mr. Kennedy. Soon, after, WWE legends Roddy Piper and Bob Orton joined the party and we got a six-man tag team match, which the babyfaces won as well. Eddie would pass away in November, mere days after his match against Mr. Kennedy on SmackDown.

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