5 longest losing streaks in WWE

#1 Former WWE Superstar Curt Hawkins

Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder finally win the RAW tag team championship at WrestleMania 35

Six years after Undertaker’s legendary streak came to an end, the WWE universe witnessed yet another streak break during WrestleMania 35. Only this time, it was the biggest losing streak in wrestling history that came to a stop.

Since returning to WWE in 2016, Curt Hawkins, to his name, has the most infamous losing streak with 269 consecutive losses.

Hawkins did not want the streak to come to an end. Instead, he saw potential in the storyline and continued boasting about his losses. Soon, the fans were also invested in Hawkins as he successfully managed to turn the streak into his own gimmick.

Hawkins finally broke the streak at The Grandest Stage of Them All. At WrestleMania 35, Hawkins pinned Scott Dawson to win the RAW tag-team championship with his partner Zack Ryder. The run didn’t last long as Hawkins and Ryder dropped the titles back to The Revival in a tag-team triple threat.

Hawkins, along with other wrestlers, was released by WWE in 2020 as a part of budget cuts due to the global pandemic.

BREAKING: WWE has come to terms on the release of Drake Maverick (James Curtin), Curt Hawkins (Brian Myers), Karl Anderson (Chad Allegra), EC3 (Michael Hutter) and Lio Rush (Lionel Green). We wish them all the best in their future endeavors. https://t.co/cX449nNSLU

— WWE (@WWE) April 15, 2020