WWE PPV Win/Loss Tally of 2013

Oh go on then. Might as well...

(Win-Loss) 

AJ Lee 3-1
Alberto Del Rio 7-1
Antonio Cesaro 1-2
Big E. Langston 0-2
Big Show 0-4
Bo Dallas 0-1
Bray Wyatt 1-0
Brie Bella 0-2
Brock Lesnar 2-1
Brodus Clay 0-1
Chris Jericho 1-5
Christian 0-2
CM Punk 1-6
Cody Rhodes 1-3
Curtis Axel 4-0
Damien Sandow 1-3
Daniel Bryan 4-6
Darren Young 0-2
David Otunga 0-1
Dean Ambrose 5-1
Dolph Ziggler 2-5
Drew McIntyre 0-1
Fandango 1-3
The Godfather 0-1
Goldust 0-1
The Great Khali 0-1
Heath Slater 0-1
Jack Swagger 1-3
Jinder Mahal 0-1
John Cena 4-2
Kaitlyn 2-2
Kane 2-5
Kofi Kingston 0-4
Mark Henry 1-3
The Miz 1-4
Naomi 0-1
Natalya 1-1
Paul Heyman 1-0
Randy Orton 3-5
Rey Mysterio 0-1
Rob Van Dam 1-1
The Rock 2-1
Roman Reigns 5-0
Ryback 1-4
Santino Marella 0-1
Seth Rollins 5-0
Sheamus 1-4
Sin Cara 0-1
Tamina Snuka 0-1
Tensai 0-1
Titus O'Neil 0-2
Triple H 1-1
Undertaker 1-0
Wade Barrett 0-3
Zack Ryder 0-1

Undefeated in 2013 (Italics: one PPV match only): Bray Wyatt, Curtis Axel, Paul Heyman, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Undertaker

No Contests in 2013: John Cena vs. Ryback (Extreme Rules)

Facts & Stats:

- In a stark contrast to 2012, the WWE Championship main evented the first five PPVs this year - even the Royal Rumble (In comparison, the WWE Title was only defended in the main event for the first time in September last year). The last time the World Heavyweight Championship was contested in the main event was Kane vs. Undertaker at Hell in a Cell 2010. 

- Alberto Del Rio built up a 9-PPV winning streak through 2012/2013. His last loss came at Hell in a Cell in October 2012.

- CM Punk's loss at the Royal Rumble was his first since Vengeance 2011, 15 months prior. Had he won outright at Night of Champions, Punk would also hold the record for most consecutive PPV wins at 13 (Cena still holds the record at 11 from 2006-07).

- If The Miz's match at WrestleMania had been on the actual PPV, he would be 4-0 at the event. 

- Ryback went a whole year without winning a match on PPV. His win against Jericho at Money in the Bank was his first on PPV since the previous year's event - ending an 8-PPV losing streak.

- Wade Barrett's career PPV winning percentage stands at less than 25%. He's currently 5-16 - not incredibly amazing for a man who was the leader of Nexus and in the WWE Title picture to start off with.

- WWE Night of Champions will actually be the second night of the year where every title is on the line - Payback was the first. 

- No tag team has regained the Tag Team Championships since Heath Slater and Justin Gabriel back in February 2011.

- There are currently a few superstars who are not only undefeated on PPV in 2013, but overall in their careers: Excluding those with only one PPV appearance, They are Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins & Curtis Axel. Brodus Clay also appears on this list if you exclude his elimination from the Royal Rumble. Antonio Cesaro and Dean Ambrose have yet to be pinned or made to submit on PPV.

- Currently Big Show & Kofi Kingston are statistically the worst on PPV in 2013, both with an 0-4 record.

- Of the 24 people who have competed in a PPV match in 2013 without winning yet, 11 were not because of a sole appearance at the Royal Rumble.

So, the big winners here are Cena (surprise, surprise) The Shield, and Alberto Del Rio. Del Rio? They're still trying to shove this can of re-fried beans down the people's throats? Not cool...TruthTellers

Wow, Punk and DB with subpar records, while Del Rio with undefeated?!

With the big boys Show and Ryback without a win. 

MitB update: Del Rio now on 8 consecutive PPV wins - three off matching the all time record, set by John Cena (11 in 2006/7).Redders1989

thats a adisturbing record considering how not-over ADR is... he is producing good heat as of lately though 

Updated after SummerSlam... and yep, Del Rio STILL keeps on winning. NoC and HiaC and he'll match Cena's winning streak.Redders1989

Del Rio's alright in the ring, but every time he has a match, I don't watch it.TruthTellers