Kenny Omega’s Pay-Per-View Losing Streak Surpasses One Year Mark

Kenny Omega is considered one of the best professional wrestles on the planet right now, for numerous reasons. He is currently feuding with The Don Callis family, which has ended up costing him his win/loss record as Omega hasn’t won a single pay-per-view match in over a year.

During the AEW WrestleDream pay-per-view, Chris Jericho & The Golden Lovers(Kenny Omega and Kota Ibushi) squared off against Konosuke Takeshita, Will Ospreay and Sammy Guevera in an intense matchup. However, Omega would end up on the losing side again.

As pointed out by a fan on Twitter, this marked Kenny Omega’s 6th straight loss on pay-per-view so far. It was noted that the last time Omega won was at AEW All Out last year.

Kenny Omega keeps losing every single match ever since Don Callis left him. He’s now 0-5 in AEW in 2023.

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Double or Nothing: lost to Yuta
Forbidden Door: lost to Ospreay
All In: lost in 6-man tag to Takeshita
All Out: lost to Takeshita again
WrestleDream: lost another 6-man tag

0-6 if you count Revolution against House of Black. Kenny is winless on PPVs this year.

The last PPV he won at was All Out last year.

Chris Jericho and Kenny Omega will be squaring off against Konosuke Takeshita and Sammy Guevara in tag team match on the 4th-anniversary episode of AEW Dynamite. We’ll have to see whether Omega’s shocking loss streak will end eventually.

What’s your opinion on this shocking statistic about Kenny Omega? When do you think he will win a pay-per-view match again? Let us know in the comments!