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5 Biggest WWE Superstars who suffered embarrassing losses on PPV's

Modified Apr 10, 2020 14:05 GMT

Goldberg throws Brock Lesnar like a ragdoll

#2 Bray Wyatt

The Fiend won the Universal title by defeating Seth Rollins at WWE Crown Jewel 2019. The sinister alter-ego of Bray Wyatt had been wreaking havoc on the WWE roster ever since he made his return last year. Many wondered who would be worthy enough of dethroning a white-hot Superstar like Wyatt.

The buildup to WWE Super ShowDown 2020 saw WWE Hall of Famer Goldberg making a return to challenge for the Universal title. A match was set for the Saudi Arabia event. At Super ShowDown, Goldberg hit a Spear on Wyatt immediately after the match began, but failed to score a pinfall. Three minutes later, Goldberg executed a Jackhammer on the Champion and pinned him to win the Universal title.

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This was the first time that a WWE Hall of Famer had won the World title. The loss marked The Fiend's first-ever defeat since the character debuted on WWE TV. WWE was criticized by fans for letting a veteran like Goldberg put down Wyatt in a matter of minutes.

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