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Every wrestler in WWE 2K25

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The Bloodline, led by Solo Sikoa, raises their fingers to the sky in WWE 2K25.
2K Games

One of the biggest draws to any WWE game is getting to embody your favorite wrestler in their prime. WWE 2K25 is taking the entire wrestling genre to new levels with some of the most ambitious modes and features we’ve seen in the franchise. We know we will be able to face off in all the traditional modes, but now there will be an open world to explore with various quests and optional challenges. As cool as these modes sound, it wouldn’t make much difference if your childhood favorite wasn’t playable. 2K has already claimed that WWE 2K25 will feature the “biggest roster ever” but not everyone can be included. We now know the entire playable roster the game will have at launch, plus a few more that are locked behind preorders and DLC If you want to know if your favorite star is in the game, here’s the full list.

Every playable wrestler in WWE 2K25

Roman Reigns stands inside a ring in WWE 2K25.
2K Games

This is the current playable roster for WWE 2K25 when it launches in May, although 5 are relegated to preorder bonuses. There are a ton of options here with most of the favorites represented, but we still expect more to come after the launch as DLC so don’t be too upset if your personal favorite isn’t on the list. Here is every wrestler you can expect on day one:

  • Austin Theory
  • AJ Styles
  • Akam
  • Akira Tozawa
  • Alba Fyre
  • Alexa Bliss
  • Alundra Blayze
  • Andrada
  • Andre Chase
  • Andre The Giant
  • Angel
  • Angelo Dawkins
  • Apollo Crews
  • Ashante “Thee” Adonis
  • Asuka
  • Axiom
  • B-Fab
  • Baron Corbin
  • Batista
  • Bayley
  • Becky Lynch
  • Berto
  • Bianca Belair
  • Big E
  • Blair Davenport
  • Boogeyman
  • Booker T
  • Braun Strowman
  • Bray Wyatt
  • Bret Hart
  • Bron Breakker
  • British Bulldog
  • Bron Breakker
  • Bronson Reed
  • Brooks Jensen
  • Bruno Sammartino
  • Brutus Creed
  • Bubba Ray Dudley
  • Cactus Jack
  • Candice LeRae
  • Carlito
  • Carmella
  • Carmelo Hayes
  • Cedric Alexander
  • Chad Gable
  • Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo
  • Charlie Dempsey
  • Charlotte Flair
  • Carmelo Hayes
  • Chelsea Green
  • Chyna
  • CM Punk
  • Cody Rhodes
  • Cora Jade
  • Cruz Del Toro
  • D-Von Dudley
  • Dakota Kai
  • Damian Priest
  • Dexter Lumis
  • Diamond Dallas Page
  • Diesel
  • DDP
  • Drew McIntyre
  • Dominik Mysterio
  • Doink The Clown
  • Dragon Lee
  • Drew McIntyre
  • Dude Love
  • Duke Hudson
  • Dusty Rhodes
  • Eddie Guerrero
  • Eddy Thorpe
  • Elektra Lopez
  • Elton Prince
  • Eric Bischoff
  • Erik
  • Ethan Page
  • Eve Torres
  • Faarooq
  • Fallon Henley
  • Finn Balor
  • George “The Animal” Steele
  • Gigi Dolin
  • Giovanni Vinci
  • Grayson Waller
  • Gunther
  • Harley Race
  • Headshrinker Fatu
  • Headshrinker Samu
  • Honky Tonk Man
  • Hollywood Hulk Hogan
  • Hulk Hogan
  • Hunter Hearst Helmsley
  • Ilja Dragunov
  • Indi Hartwell
  • Isla Dawn
  • Islander Haku
  • Islander Tama
  • Ivar
  • Ivy Nile
  • IYO SKY
  • Jacob Fatu
  • Jacy Jane
  • Jade Cargill
  • Jaida Parker
  • Jakara Jackson
  • Jake “The Snake” Roberts
  • Jamal
  • JBL
  • JD McDonagh
  • Je’Von Evans
  • Jacob Fatu
  • Jey Uso
  • Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart
  • Jimmy Uso
  • Joaquin Wilde
  • Joe Coffey
  • Joe Gacy
  • John Cena
  • Johnny Gargano
  • Josh Briggs
  • Julius Creed
  • Kairi Sane
  • Kane
  • Karl Anderson
  • Karrion Kross
  • Katana Chance
  • Kayden Carter
  • Kelani Jordan
  • Ken Shamrock
  • Kevin Nash
  • Ken Owens
  • Kiana James
  • Kit Wilson
  • Kofi Kingston
  • Kurt Angle
  • LA Night
  • Lash Legend
  • Lex Luger
  • Lexis King
  • Lita
  • Liv Morgan
  • Logan Paul
  • Lola Vice
  • Lola Vice
  • Ludwig Kaiser
  • Luke Gallows
  • Lyra Valkyria
  • Mark Coffey
  • Maryse
  • Mankind
  • Maxxine Dupri
  • Michelle McCool
  • Michin
  • Mick Foley
  • Mighty Molly
  • Molly Holly
  • Montez Ford
  • Mosh
  • Mr. Perfect
  • Naomi
  • Natalya
  • Nathan Frazer
  • Nia Jax
  • Nikki Cross
  • Nikkita Lyons
  • Noam Dar
  • Oba Femi
  • Oba Femi
  • Omos
  • Oro Mensah
  • Otis
  • Pat McAfee
  • Pete Dunne
  • Peter Maivia
  • Piper Niven
  • Paul Heyman
  • R-Truth
  • Randy Orton
  • Raquel Rodriguez
  • Randy Savage
  • Razor Ramon
  • Rey Mysterio
  • Rhea Ripley
  • Rick Rude
  • Rick Steiner
  • Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat
  • Ridge Holland
  • Rikishi
  • Rob Van Dam
  • Roddy Piper
  • Rocky Maivia
  • Roman Reigns
  • Rosey
  • Roxanne Perez
  • Sami Zayn
  • Santos Escobar
  • Scarlett
  • Scott Hall
  • Scott Steiner
  • Sensational Sherri
  • Seth Rollins
  • Shawn Michaels
  • Shawn Spears
  • Shayna Baszler
  • Sheamus
  • Shinsuke Nakamura
  • Shotzi
  • Sol Ruca
  • Solo Sikoa
  • Sonya Deville
  • Stacy Keibler
  • Stardust
  • “Superstar” Billy Graham
  • Seth “Freakin” Rollins
  • Seth Rollins ’22 (Shield)
  • Shayna Baszler
  • Sheamus
  • Solo Sikoa
  • Stone Cold Steve Austin
  • Syxx
  • Tama Tonga
  • Tamina
  • Tatum Paxley
  • Tegan Nox
  • Terry Funk
  • The Fiend
  • The Great Muta
  • The Hurricane
  • The Iron Sheik
  • The Miz
  • The Rock
  • The Sandman
  • Thea Hail
  • Thrasher
  • Tiffany Stratton
  • Tommaso Ciampa
  • Toinga Loa
  • Tony D’Angelo
  • Trick Williams
  • Triple H
  • Trish Stratus
  • Trish Stratus
  • Tyler Bate
  • Tyler Breeze
  • Ultimate Warrior
  • Umaga
  • Undertaker
  • Vader
  • Valhalla
  • Wade Barrett
  • Wendy Choo
  • Wes Lee
  • Wild Samoan Afa
  • Wild Samoan Sika
  • William Regal
  • Wolfgang
  • X-Pac
  • Xavier Woods
  • Yokozuna
  • Zelina Vega
  • Zoey Stark
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  • Nikki Cross
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