WWE 2K22 launches on March 11 and Visual Concepts/2K has spent the last few weeks rolling out roster reveals. Every wrestling fan knows that the quality of the roster makes or breaks any wrestling game but that’s become especially crucial for 2K22. The game arrives in the wake of a pandemic era that saw over 100 wrestlers fired by WWE, leaving fans worried and skeptical about who’s left to plug up the holes.
2K has finally unveiled the full, complete roster (excluding DLC characters, of which Machine Gun Kelly was recently announced). WWE fans will be most surprised to see that the roster still includes a litany of superstars that were let go from WWE in 2021, some of whom have been out of the company for nearly a year and/or currently perform in other promotions (such as AEW and Impact).
Strangely, that makes 2K22’s roster very outdated … but in a good way? After all, the more superstars the better and it’s nice to still play as your favorites even if they haven’t been a part of WWE programming in many months. This also saves you from creating them yourself, if nothing else.
Here is the full confirmed roster at launch with the final additions highlighted in bold.
AJ Styles
Akira Tozawa
Alexa Bliss
Alexander Wolfe
André the Giant
Angel Garza
Angelo Dawkins
Apollo Crews
Ariya Daivari
Asuka
Austin Theory
Batista
Bayley
Becky Lynch
Beth Phoenix
Bianca Belair
Big Boss Man
Big E
Billie Kay
Bobby Lashley
Booker T
Braun Strowman
Bret Hart
Brock Lesnar
Cameron Grimes
Candice LaRae
Carmella
Cedric Alexander
Cesaro
Chad Gable
Charlotte Flair
Chyna
Dakota Kai
Damien Priest
Dana Brooke
Danny Burch
Demon Finn Bálor
Dexter Lumis
Diesel
Dolph Ziggler
Dominik Mysterio
Drew Gulak
Drew McIntyre
Eddie Guerrero
Edge
Elias
Ember Moon
Eric Bischoff (nWo 4-Life Edition)
Erik
Faarooq
Fabian Aichner
Fandango
Finn Bálor
Goldberg
Gran Metalik
Happy Corbin
Hollywood Hogan (nWo 4-Life Edition)
Hulk Hogan
Humberto
Io Shirai
Isaiah “Swerve” Scott
Ivar
Jake Roberts
JBL
Jeff Hardy
Jerry Lawler
Jey Uso
Jimmy Uso
Jim Neidhart
Jinder Mahal
Joaquin Wilde
John Cena
John Morrison
Johnny Gargano
Jordan Devlin
Kalisto
Kane
Karrion Kross
Kay Lee Ray
Keith Lee
Kevin Nash (nWo 4-Life Edition)
Kevin Owens
Kofi Kingston
Kushida
Kyle O’Reilly
Lacey Evans
Lana
Lince Dorado
Liv Morgan
Mace
Mandy Rose
Mansoor
Marcel Barthel
Maryse
Mia Yim
Mickie James
The Miz
Montez Ford
Murphy
Mustafa Ali
MVP
Naomi
Natalya
Nia Jax
Nikki A.S.H.
Oney Lorcan
Otis
Papa Shango
Pete Dunne
Peyton Royce
R-Truth
Randy Orton
Randy Savage
Raquel González
Raul Mendoza
Razor Ramon
Reckoning
Rey Mysterio
Rhea Ripley
Ric Flair
Ricochet
Riddle
Road Dogg
Robert Roode
The Rock
Roddy Piper
Roderick Strong
Roman Reigns
Sami Zayn
Samoa Joe
Santos Escobar
Sasha Banks
Scott Hall (nWo 4-Life Edition)
Seth Rollins
Shane McMahon
Shawn Michaels
Shayna Baszler
Sheamus
Shelton Benjamin
Shinsuke Nakamura
Shotzi
Slapjack
Sonya Deville
Stephanie McMahon
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Syxx (nWo 4-Life Edition)
T-Bar
Tamina
Tegan Nox
Ted Dibiase
The Brian Kendrick
Timothy Thatcher
Titus O’Neil
Tommaso Ciampa
Toni Storm
Trent Seven
Triple H
Trish Stratus
Tucker
Tyler Bate
Tyler Breeze
Ultimate Warrior
Undertaker (Immortal Pack includes the Ministry of Darkness, Phantom Mask, and Boneyard Match versions)
Vince McMahon
WALTER
William Regal
X-Pac
Xavier Woods
WWE 2K22 launches March 11 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
What do you think of the final roster? Let us know in the comments!