WWE 2K26 Roster: Latest Social Media Post Confirms New Entries

That momentum continued this week when WWE 2K26 dropped a new “NXT predictions” video across social media. While the clip was framed as a forward-looking tease, it quietly confirmed several NXT Superstars who will be playable in the upcoming game. Even more importantly, it locked in four brand-new additions—names that hadn’t previously been confirmed for the WWE 2K26 roster.

Confirmed NXT Roster Entries in WWE 2K26

The video confirmed the following NXT Superstars as part of the WWE 2K26 lineup:

• Ethan Page
• Jacy Jayne
• Jaida Parker
• Lexis King
• Lola Vice
• Oba Femi
• Shawn Spears
• Sol Ruca

New Additions

• Blake Monroe (NEW)
• Myles Borne (NEW)
• Ricky Saints (NEW)
• Zaria (NEW)

Grouping the new entries separately makes it clear what actually moved the needle here. These four additions represent WWE 2K’s continued effort to stay current with NXT’s evolving landscape rather than lagging a year behind real-world momentum.

Why These Additions Matter

Ricky Saints stands out immediately as the most buzz-heavy addition of the group. Since his AEW run, he’s remained a constant talking point among fans—and even before his official WWE 2K arrival, he was one of the most popular custom superstars (CAWs) circulating in WWE 2K25. That built-in familiarity has carried over into NXT, where his rebrand hasn’t slowed interest at all.

Zaria is also trending upward, gaining attention as part of NXT’s next wave in the women’s division, with fans already drawing natural comparisons to her fellow Australian, Rhea Ripley, in terms of presence and intensity.

Blake Monroe arrives as the true newcomer of the group, officially joining WWE in 2025 and immediately slotting into NXT’s development pipeline as a fresh face with upside.

Meanwhile, Myles Borne continues to quietly rise through the ranks, building momentum through steady performances and increasing visibility. Together, these four represent timely, popularity-driven additions—exactly the type of roster updates that strengthen WWE 2K26’s authenticity and long-term appeal.

The Bottom Line

This reveal may feel modest in isolation, but it’s clearly part of a larger rollout strategy. WWE 2K has leaned into a steady stream of social-first content to keep WWE 2K26 in the conversation, using short teases and targeted confirmations instead of a single information dump.

With that approach now established, WWE Games is expected to ramp things up in the coming weeks, with more feature breakdowns, gameplay details, and an official release date all likely on deck. If the pattern holds, fans should anticipate fewer surprises at launch—and a clearer picture of the full package well before the game arrives.