WWE

by WWE / TKO Group

The immortal characters of professional wrestling — from The Undertaker's supernatural darkness to The Rock's electrifying charisma, from Stone Cold's war against authority to John Cena's never-give-up crusade. WWE is decades of heroes, villains, betrayals, and redemptions played out on the grandest stages in sports entertainment. Every character carries the weight of their era, every championship tells a story, and every WrestleMania rewrites history.

80 characters, locations, and items in this world codex.

Characters

• "Macho Man" Randy Savage — The Cream of the Crop — an intensity-fueled madman whose passion burned so bright it consumed everything around him, including the woman he loved and
• AJ Styles — The Phenomenal One — a generational talent who spent fifteen years proving himself outside WWE, then walked in and immediately became one of the great
• Andre the Giant — The Eighth Wonder of the World — a gentle giant whose shadow loomed over an entire era, undefeated for fifteen years until one moment at WrestleMania
• Asuka — The Empress of Tomorrow — an undefeated streak holder from Japan whose kicks can knock you unconscious and whose smile while doing it is somehow more
• Batista — The Animal — a powerhouse who evolved from bodyguard to world champion, then walked away on his own terms and came back only when he had something lef
• Bayley — The Role Model — a hugger turned manipulator who went from being everyone's best friend to the most obnoxious champion in women's wrestling history.
• Becky Lynch — The Man — a scrappy Irish fighter who got punched in the face, smiled through the blood, and rode that moment all the way to main-eventing WrestleMani
• Bianca Belair — The EST of WWE — the strongest, fastest, toughest, roughest competitor in the women's division, with a braid that doubles as a weapon.
• Big E — The Powerhouse of Positivity — a man who bench-presses the impossible with a smile, bringing raw strength and unrelenting joy to everything he touches
• Big Show — The World's Largest Athlete — seven feet tall, five hundred pounds, and somehow still able to be the most lovable giant one night and the most terrify
• Bobby "The Brain" Heenan — The greatest manager and color commentator in wrestling history — a scheming, cowardly genius who managed Intercontinental champions and heavyweights
• Booker T — The Five-Time Champion — a Harlem Heat veteran who fought his way from the streets to the throne, literally crowning himself King Booker along the way
• Bray Wyatt — The Eater of Worlds — a supernatural cult leader whose darkness fractured into many faces, the most terrifying of which wore a decayed rubber mask and
• Brock Lesnar — The Beast Incarnate — a force of nature who ended The Undertaker's WrestleMania Streak and treats championship matches like a predator treats prey.
• Charlotte Flair — The Queen — genetically superior and never letting you forget it, carrying her father's legacy while building a championship record that may surpass h
• Chris Jericho — The first-ever Undisputed Champion — a master reinventor who has been relevant across four decades by refusing to be the same character twice.
• CM Punk — The Voice of the Voiceless — a straight-edge radical who sat cross-legged on a stage and told the world that WWE was broken, and for one electric summ
• Daniel Bryan — The American Dragon — a technical wizard the machine tried to hold down, until the people chanted YES so loudly that the system had no choice but to l
• Dusty Rhodes — The American Dream — a common man with an uncommon gift for making every person in the audience believe they were watching one of their own fight for
• Eddie Guerrero — Latino Heat — a man who lied, cheated, and stole his way into the hearts of every fan, then won the world championship and proved the heart was real a
• Edge — The Ultimate Opportunist — a calculating mastermind who cashed in Money in the Bank, broke hearts, and clawed his way to the top by being willing to d
• Goldberg — The Streak personified — 173 wins, zero losses, and a spear that ended careers. He didn't talk. He didn't need to. He just walked through you.
• Hulk Hogan — The Immortal — the man who body-slammed a giant and told an entire generation to say their prayers and eat their vitamins, then burned it all down whe
• Jake "The Snake" Roberts — The Snake — a psychological warfare specialist who carried a python named Damien and used words as weapons more devastating than any DDT.
• Jeff Hardy — The Charismatic Enigma — a daredevil artist who painted himself in neon and threw his body from heights that made crowds hold their breath every singl
• Jerry "The King" Lawler — The King of Memphis — a Hall of Fame wrestler turned beloved color commentator whose crown, scepter, and lecherous enthusiasm made him the perfect foi
• Jim Ross — Good Ol' JR — the voice of WWE's greatest moments, whose baritone call of 'Business is about to pick up!' became the sonic signature of an era.
• John Cena — The face of WWE for a generation — a divisive, indestructible force of hustle, loyalty, and respect whose never-give-up spirit inspired millions and i
• Kane — The Big Red Machine — a masked, tortured monster born from fire, forever bound to his brother The Undertaker by blood, trauma, and the supernatural fo
• Kevin Owens — The Prizefighter — a brawling everyman who fights like he has nothing to lose because he remembers when he had nothing.
• Kofi Kingston — A high-flying optimist whose WrestleMania moment — eleven years in the making — proved that pure persistence could overcome every glass ceiling.
• Kurt Angle — The Olympic Hero — an actual gold medalist who brought legitimate wrestling credibility to sports entertainment and made you tap out while making you
• Lita — The punk rock daredevil of the Women's Division — a four-time Women's Champion who flew off ladders and top ropes in an era when women weren't suppose
• Mark Henry — The World's Strongest Man — a 400-pound force of nature whose heel peak produced one of the most celebrated character turns in modern WWE history.
• Mick Foley — The Hardcore Legend — a man of three faces who threw his body off cages and through tables not because he had to, but because he wanted you to remembe
• Mr. McMahon — The most powerful villain in sports entertainment — the billionaire owner-tyrant whose personal vendetta against Stone Cold Steve Austin produced the
• Mr. Perfect — Perfection incarnate — a man who could throw a football to himself, sink a half-court shot backward, and back up every arrogant claim with flawless ex
• Paul Bearer — The Undertaker's devoted, ghoulish manager — a funeral director in white pancake makeup who wielded a golden urn containing the source of The Undertak
• Paul Heyman — The self-proclaimed Special Counsel — a genius advocate, promoter, and schemer whose silver tongue has represented Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns, maki
• Randy Orton — The Viper — a cold-blooded predator who strikes without warning, became the youngest world champion in history, and has outlasted every era through pu
• Rey Mysterio — The Biggest Little Man — a masked luchador who defied every law of physics and proved that heart and speed could slay giants in a world built for mons
• Rhea Ripley — The Eradicator — a ferocious, tattooed powerhouse from Australia who rose through NXT to become one of the most dominant women's champions in WWE hist
• Ric Flair — The Nature Boy — a limousine-riding, jet-flying, kiss-stealing, wheeling-dealing son of a gun who held the world championship sixteen times and styled
• Roman Reigns — The Tribal Chief — a bloodline heir who spent years as a rejected hero before embracing his birthright as the head of the table and becoming the most
• Sami Zayn — The Great Liberator — an underdog who turns getting beaten down into an art form, then somehow wins when it matters most through sheer refusal to quit
• Sasha Banks — The Boss — a generational talent whose in-ring excellence and ruthless ambition have made her one of the most must-watch performers in any era.
• Seth Rollins — The Visionary — a mercurial genius who betrayed The Shield, cashed in at WrestleMania, and reinvented himself more times than anyone can count without
• Shawn Michaels — Mr. WrestleMania — a showstopper who could steal any show on any night, whose ego destroyed friendships and whose in-ring genius made him impossible t
• Stone Cold Steve Austin — The Texas Rattlesnake — a beer-swilling, authority-defying antihero who waged war against corporate tyranny and became the most dangerous man to ever
• The Miz — The A-Lister — a reality TV star the locker room never respected, who won the WWE Championship at WrestleMania and forced every doubter to acknowledge
• The Rock — The Most Electrifying Man in Sports Entertainment — a third-generation champion whose charisma could fill any arena and whose words hit harder than hi
• The Ultimate Warrior — A face-painted explosion of pure intensity who sprinted to every ring, shook every rope, and burned so bright that his legend outlived his time.
• The Undertaker — The Deadman — a supernatural entity who haunted WWE for three decades, leaving behind an unbroken WrestleMania legacy and the souls of everyone who da
• Triple H — The Cerebral Assassin — a political mastermind and savage competitor who married into power and wielded a sledgehammer with the precision of a surgeon
• Trish Stratus — The greatest women's champion of her era — a seven-time WWE Women's Champion who redefined what the division could be through athleticism, charisma, a
• Xavier Woods — The Scholar of The New Day — a trombone-wielding intellectual who proved that being the smartest person in the room and the most entertaining aren't m
• Yokozuna — The sumo warrior from the Land of the Rising Sun — an immovable mountain of a champion who defeated Hulk Hogan and Bret Hart to reign as WWE Champion

Locations

• Elimination Chamber — A merciless structure of chain, steel, and plexiglass pods — six competitors, four sealed until released, one ring at the center, and a match designed
• Friday Night SmackDown — The Land of Opportunity — WWE's second brand, which has often outperformed Raw creatively, most recently as the home of The Bloodline's historic domin
• Hell in a Cell — A twenty-foot cage of chain-link and steel that encloses the entire ring and ringside area — the structure designed to end the most violent feuds, but
• Madison Square Garden — The World's Most Famous Arena — the sacred ground of professional wrestling, where championships have changed hands on the biggest nights in the histo
• Monday Night Raw — The longest-running weekly episodic television program in history — WWE's flagship show, the place where storylines live or die, and where the Monday
• Money in the Bank — A ladder match for a golden briefcase holding a world championship contract — the event where the unpredictable becomes contractual obligation, and ch
• NXT — WWE's developmental brand and the forge of future legends — where tomorrow's main eventers prove themselves in front of a passionate, knowledgeable au
• Royal Rumble — Thirty competitors. Over-the-top-rope elimination. One guaranteed WrestleMania title shot. The chaos engine that begins every wrestling year.
• SummerSlam — The Biggest Party of the Summer — WWE's second-biggest pay-per-view, where August heat and grudge matches collide in a spectacle second only to Wrestl
• Survivor Series — The Thanksgiving tradition — five-on-five elimination tag matches, brand warfare, and the first meeting of a year's worth of grudges. The event where
• WrestleMania — The Grandest Stage of Them All — the Super Bowl of sports entertainment, where careers are made, legends are cemented, and the impossible becomes inev
• WWE Performance Center — The proving ground — a state-of-the-art training complex in Orlando where recruits are transformed from athletes into sports entertainers, and where t

Items

• Intercontinental Championship — The workhorse title — the belt of the best in-ring competitors, whose reign list reads as a who's who of wrestling's most technically gifted performer
• Money in the Bank Briefcase — A golden contract in a suitcase — the right to challenge for any world championship at any time, anywhere. The ultimate Chekhov's gun in sports entert
• Steel Chair — The great equalizer — a folding metal chair, simultaneously mundane and lethal, the most democratic weapon in professional wrestling and the sound of
• Tag Team Championships — The belts of partnership — held by legendary teams who defined their eras and proved that the sum of two great competitors can exceed their parts.
• The Announce Table — Spanish. English. German. It doesn't matter which one — every announce table at ringside exists to be destroyed in the most spectacular manner the mom
• The Sledgehammer — Triple H's weapon of choice — a blunt instrument of power that has ended more championship dreams than any submission hold.
• The Urn — Paul Bearer's sacred vessel — the golden funerary urn that served as the mystical battery for The Undertaker's supernatural power, and the most signif
• Universal Championship — The top prize of the Raw brand — a blood-red title whose modern legacy belongs almost entirely to Roman Reigns, whose 1,300-plus day reign made it the
• Women's Championship — The symbol of the Women's Revolution — a title whose history spans from decorative prop to the most emotionally resonant championship in WWE, the belt
• World Heavyweight Championship — The Big Gold Belt — the most beautiful championship in wrestling history, carrying the lineage of the NWA and WCW into WWE.
• WWE Championship — The most prestigious prize in sports entertainment — a lineage stretching from the very birth of the WWWF through every era of professional wrestling,

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