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WWE 2K19: Every Wrestler Confirmed On The Roster


The first week of WWE 2K19 roster reveals has come and gone. In a recent video from publisher 2K, WWE superstars Bo Dallas, Curtis Axel, Rusev, and Lana revealed over 70 superstars for the upcoming October game. They all discussed the playable wrestlers on the new roster while Rusev joked about the table they were sitting at--which he said his grandfather made from the forests of Bulgaria, a point made numerous times during the 40-minute presentation. You can learn everyone that was revealed in the most recent batch of announcements by clicking the August 30 link below.

Fans of both Daniel Bryan are going to be very happy as 2K is bringing back Showcase Mode for WWE 2K19, which follows the career of the superstar. From his first match as Bryan Danielson to his feuds with The Miz, it will be covered in the upcoming game. One of the selling points for WWE 2K series is the gigantic roster, which WWE 2K19 will have. This year's edition will undoubtedly have a plethora of superstars to choose from when the game releases on October 9, 2018. Last year's WWE 2K18 ended up with over 180 wrestlers--the largest in the history of the series--and while 2K isn't boasting this year's edition will topple that, yet, it should still be more than any player can handle.

It's early, and there still aren't specific details about gameplay, aside from the Million Dollar Challenge, which takes place within the new Challenge Mode. However, there have already been a few announcements for characters on the roster, including cover star AJ Styles and pre-order bonus characters Ronda Rousey and Rey Mysterio. Additionally, the $130 Wooooo! Edition of the game has been announced which comes with a bunch of exclusives including a season pass, exclusive roster additions, a piece of Ric Flair's robe, early access to play, and more.

This year's edition will be skipping Nintendo Switch, after last year's port featured a bevy of problems from frame rate issues to resolution dropping down to 540p, even in docked mode. However, the game will still be released in early October for Xbox One, PS4, and PC. If you're interested in pre-ordering WWE 2K19, check out our pre-order guide, with all the info about what each edition contains, where to buy it, and pricing.

Over the course of the next few months, we'll keep you updated with all the newly confirmed superstars in the game, as well as a breakdown of which shows these wrestlers are from and how many new additions will be playable. You can find links to the latest updates below as well.

Confirmed playable characters breakdown (so far):

  • Total wrestlers: 88
  • New to the series: 18
  • Raw superstars: 51
  • Smackdown superstars: 8
  • Legends: 7
  • NXT superstars: 20
  • 205 Live: superstars: 0
  • Men's division: 70
  • Women's division: 18

Jump ahead to the latest updates:


AJ Styles (Smackdown)


Cover star.


Ronda Rousey (Raw)


New to the series. Pre-order bonus character.


Rey Mysterio (Legend)


New to the series. Pre-order bonus character.


Ric Flair (Legend)


Deluxe edition contains exclusive Wrestlemania 24 attire.


Charlotte (Smackdown)


Deluxe edition contains exclusive Wrestlemania 32 attire.


Dusty Rhodes (Legend)


Deluxe edition contains '80s-inspired character.


"Macho Man" Randy Savage (Legend)


Deluxe edition contains '80s-inspired character in his Wrestlemania VIII attire.


Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat (Legend)


Deluxe edition contains '80s-inspired character.


"Rowdy" Roddy Piper (Legend)


Deluxe edition contains '80s-inspired character.


Undertaker (Legend)


Deluxe edition contains the character in his 2002 Bikertaker outfit.


Daniel Bryan (Smackdown)


2K announced that the Daniel Bryan's career will be the subject of WWE 2K19's Showcase Mode. There will be 11 different models of Bryan, each with its own unique moveset and look. Additionally, GameSpot talked to Bryan about his longtime feud with WWE superstar The Miz.


Randy Orton (Smackdown)


John Cena


Kane (Smackdown)


Kofi Kingston (Smackdown)


Tyler Bate (NXT UK)


Pete Dunne (NXT UK)


Adam Cole (NXT)


Akam (Raw)


Aleister Black (NXT)


Alexa Bliss (Raw)


Alicia Fox (Raw)


Angelo Dawkins (NXT)


Apollo Crews (Raw)


Baron Corbin (Raw)


Bayley (Raw)


Bianca Belair (NXT)


Big Show (Raw)


Bo Dallas (Raw)


Bobby Fish (NXT)


Bobby Roode (Raw)


Braun Strowman (Raw)


Bray Wyatt (Raw)


Brock Lesnar (raw)


Chad Gable (Raw)


Curt Hawkins (Raw)


Curtis Axel (Raw)


Dana Brooke (Raw)


Dash Wilder (Raw)


Dean Ambrose (Raw)


Dolph Ziggler (Raw)


Drew McIntyre (Raw)


Elias (Raw)


Sasha Banks (Raw)


Ember Moon (Raw)


Fandango (Raw)


Finn Balor (Raw)


Goldust (Raw)


Heath Slater (Raw)


Jason Jordan (Raw)


Jinder Mahal (Raw)


Johnny Gargano (NXT)


Kairi Sane (NXT)


Kassius Ohno (NXT)


Kevin Owens (Raw)


Konnor (Raw)


Lana (Smackdown)


Lars Sullivan (NXT)


Liv Morgan (Raw)


Matt Hardy (Raw)


Mickie James (Raw)


Mojo Rawley (Raw)


Montez Ford (NXT)


Sarah Logan (Raw)


Natalya (Raw)


Nia Jax (Raw)


Nick Miller (NXT)


No Way Jose (Raw)


Oney Lorcan (NXT)


Otis Dozovic (NXT)


Rezar (Raw)


Titus O'Neil (Raw)


Rhyno (Raw)


Roderick Strong (NXT)


Roman Reigns (Raw)


Ruby Riott (Raw)


Rusev (Smackdown)


Sami Zayn (Raw)


Scott Dawson (Raw)


Seth Rollins (Raw)


Shane Thorne (NXT)


Shayna Baszler (NXT)


Triple H


Tucker Knight (NXT)


Tyler Breeze (Raw)


The Velveteen Dream (NXT)


Viktor (Raw)


Zack Ryder (Raw)




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