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#2 Curt Hawkins
Your reading device does not deceive you – we really are classing Curt Hawkins as a possible contender to win a match at this year’s WrestleMania.
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WWE’s serial loser is on a run of 166 straight defeats and he hasn’t been victorious in a match since picking up a shock win against Apollo Crews on an episode of SmackDown Live in November 2016.
See who is stunned by Hulk Hogan's words HERE
But, let’s face the facts (pun intended), Hawkins has to win at some point, and how long is WWE going to keep up this losing streak before he is finally victorious? Maybe 200 matches, 300 matches, 500 matches?
When he eventually does win, it’s going to be a big deal, and there’s no bigger stage than WrestleMania to overcome the odds and shock the world. Plus, imagine the crowd reaction in New Orleans if he wins!
