10 AEW Wrestlers With The Most Losses, Ranked

AEW no longer uses the ranking system, so wins and losses are not as important as in the early years of the company. Still, the stats are useful to see what a wrestler's career has been like and what their role has been in AEW.

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For example, Jon Moxley has 129 wins and 24 losses in AEW, making it clear that he has been one of the promotion's top wrestlers since joining in 2019. Just as there are winners, there are also losers, and there are wrestlers who have done nothing but lose matches in AEW. Note: this list is based on cagematch.net statistics.

10 Ryan Nemeth Has 65 Losses In AEW

Nemeth Has Lost 79.3% Of His Matches

Ryan Nemeth, Dolph Ziggler's brother, has worked for AEW since 2021, considerably less time than the other wrestlers on this list, but still among the most losses in company history. Nemeth has lost 65 matches and barely won 17, giving him a 79.3 loss percentage. He was never as good as his brother, that's for sure, but he's not a bad worker and fills his role in AEW well.

9 Skye Blue Has 66 Losses In AEW

She Has Lost 58.4% Of Her Matches

Skye Blue has a win-loss record of 47-66 in AEW. In singles action, her record improves slightly to 30-37. She has never been a standout in the promotion and most of her matches have been on Dark.

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However, it looks like she will finally be getting more screen time, as she had her second PPV match at Full Gear 2023 and is appearing on TV more often. Tony Khan looks to be setting up a push for her. She's only 24, so she can improve a lot, and so can her record.

8 Trent Beretta Has 67 Losses In AEW

Beretta Has Lost 47.2% Of His Matches

Despite his experience in WWE and NJPW, Trent Beretta has lost a lot of matches in AEW, specifically 67, which accounts for 47.2% of his bouts. He certainly has a positive record, but it's nothing amazing. Trent is one of the most experienced wrestlers in the company, but has not been able to use that to his advantage to stand out. He had three consecutive years with a positive record, but in 2023 he has more losses (19) than wins (29).

7 Penta El Zero Miedo Has 67 Losses In AEW

He Has Lost 42.1% Of His Matches

Penta El Zero Miedo is one of the most talented wrestlers in AEW, at least in terms of in-ring skills. His technique is impeccable, his arsenal of moves is impressive, and his matches are always excellent. He has won 92 matches in AEW, but has also lost 67, which places him among the top losers in the promotion's history. It is curious that one of the best in-ring performers is among the wrestlers with the most losses.

6 Luther Has 68 Losses In AEW

Luther Has Lost 84% Of His Matches

Luther has never been more than a jobber in AEW, so it's no wonder he has 68 losses and just 13 wins. Luther is a below-average wrestler, who doesn't excel in the ring nor on the microphone, although admittedly his character work is interesting. He rarely appears on AEW's major shows, as his role is to elevate other talents, mostly in dark matches.

5 The Blade Has 74 Losses In AEW

The Blade Has Lost 54% Of His Matches

The Blade is a decent worker, perhaps underrated, but he doesn't receive many opportunities in AEW, and that's why he has lost most of his matches. He has a good physique, and his in-ring skills are solid, especially for tag team action, but he's not an outstanding talker.

He has worked for AEW since 2019. He has no accolades in the company, but he has had some good matches, like that time when he and The Butcher teamed up to face The Young Bucks on Dynamite.

4 Isiah Kassidy Has 81 Losses In AEW

He Has Lost 54% Of His Matches

Isiah Kassidy has lost 81 matches in his AEW career, and it is clear that he has been struggling among so many talented wrestlers. Kassidy is still green, he has plenty of room for improvement, but he is just 26 years old, so he has time to learn and grow. Kassidy will likely be a tag team champion in AEW someday, but he will have to work hard to exhale as a single star.

3 Peter Avalon Has 82 Losses In AEW

Avalon Has Lost 83.7% Of His Matches

Peter Avalon has 82 losses in AEW, and he has won just 14 matches, that is, an 83.7 losing percentage. He is not a great wrestler, but he's better than people think.

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Every time Avalon goes to the ring, he delivers, as he is entertaining, and he fulfills his role to perfection, putting his opponents over, making them look great. Avalon perhaps deserves more credit than he gets for his work in AEW.

2 Aaron Solo Has 83 Losses In AEW

He Has Lost 76.1% Of His Matches

Aaron Solo has worked for AEW since 2020. He has never been a top star, and he rarely competes on the major shows. As a matter of fact, he has had just one AEW pay-per-view match. Solo is basically a jobber, and that's why he has lost 83 matches in the company, 29 of them in singles action. Truth be told, a jobber role is the best way for him to contribute to AEW, because he is not talented enough to shine at the highest level.

1 Serpentico Has 154 Losses In AEW

Serpentico Has Lost 90.6% Of His Matches

Serpentico, also known as Jon Cruz, has lost 154 matches in AEW, making him by far the wrestler with the most losses in the company's history. Serpentico is the ultimate jobber, taking bumps and selling the best he can to make his opponents look great. He will never win a title in a major promotion, and may never be taken seriously, but his work is admirable, as it's not easy to lose week in and week out. Serpentico may go down in history as one of the best jobbers of the 21st century.