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Iyo Sky to make history at Survivor Series with unmatched seventh WarGames match in a row

With the WarGames matches announced yesterday, Iyo Sky will make history as the only individual to have participated in every single WarGames since it was brought back by WWE.

The first women’s WarGames match was back in 2019 under the NXT banner, with four held under that brand before it was moved to the main roster in 2022. This will be the fourth WarGames for the main roster and Sky will enter her seventh match on November 29.

While this is an impressive record in itself, Sky has not been very lucky inside WarGames, and has been on the losing team in four out of six occasions, losing the 2019, 2020, 2022, and 2023 matches while only part of the winning team in 2021 and 2024.

On a somewhat similar record, but on a smaller scale, Jey Uso will enter his fourth WarGames match and is the only man to have participated in all WarGames matches since the gimmick match moved to the main roster in 2022.

Unlike Sky, his win/loss record in WarGames remains at 100% with three wins so far.


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