5 WWE Superstars with the most losses in 2020 so far

Modified May 30, 2020 07:36 GMT

#2 Shane Thorne

Shane Thorne was moved to WWE RAW back in March 2020, alongside Brendan Vink. It should be noted that Thorne wrestled alongside Vink in NXT for a while, with the duo dubbing themselves "The Mighty Don't Kneel". Both Superstars didn't impress much upon their arrival, and registered losses against Cedric Alexander & Ricochet and The Street Profits. Soon after WrestleMania 36 was in the history books, Thorne and Vink became the newest associates of WWE veteran MVP. Under MVP's guidance, the duo scored a win against Ricochet and Alexander on the May 4, 2020 episode of WWE RAW.

Thorne has wrestled a total of 27 matches this year so far. His record has recently started improving, but he still has 22 losses under his belt. At 34, Thorne has all the experience needed for one to make a name for himself in the big leagues. He has been a part of this business since 2003 and his resume includes a two-year stint with New Japan Pro Wrestling. Here's hoping Thorne's record gets better in the coming months.

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