List of WWE personnel
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WWE is a professional wrestling promotion based in Stamford, Connecticut.[1] WWE personnel consists of professional wrestlers, managers, play-by-play and color commentators, ring announcers, interviewers, referees, trainers, producers, script writers, and various other positions. Executives and board members are also listed.
WWE contracts typically range from developmental contracts to multi-year deals.[2] WWE describes most personnel as "independent contractors."[1] Since the reintroduction of WWE's brand extension in 2016, main roster personnel are assigned to one of three primary brands – Raw, SmackDown, and NXT.[3][4][5] Some wrestlers may be assigned to a specialty brand under the NXT banner - these brands include 205 Live, which is for male wrestlers 205 lbs. and under (designated by WWE as cruiserweights), and NXT UK, which is for wrestlers based in the United Kingdom. While the five brands have their own distinct championships, the WWE 24/7 Championship, NXT Cruiserweight Championship, and WWE Women's Tag Team Championship are shared among various brands.
Main roster personnel primarily appear on Monday Night Raw, Friday Night SmackDown, and NXT, while cruiserweight wrestlers appear on 205 Live and wrestlers from NXT UK appear on their own weekly show, respectively. Personnel may also appear on WWE's other weekly television programming, as well as pay-per-views, and on untelevised live events.
Personnel in WWE's developmental system are assigned to train at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. UK-based developmental wrestlers train at the UK Performance Center in London, England.
WWE also has partnerships with some of Europe's independent wrestling promotions (Scotland's Insane Championship Wrestling (ICW), England's Progress Wrestling, and Germany's Westside Xtreme Wrestling (wXw)). Wrestlers from those groups may also make periodic appearances at WWE events and on WWE programming.
Roster
McMahon family
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The McMahon family are the principal owners of WWE. In addition to their corporate positions, they also appear on-air as authority figures and wrestlers across all brands.[6]
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Mr. McMahon[7] | Vincent McMahon | Chairman of the Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer Majority owner |
Shane McMahon[8] | Shane McMahon | |
Stephanie McMahon[9] | Stephanie Levesque | Chief Brand Officer Member of the Board of Directors |
Triple H[10] | Paul Levesque | Executive Vice President, Global Talent Strategy & Development Member of the Board of Directors Executive Producer of NXT and NXT UK[11] Hall of Famer |
Raw
Male wrestlers
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Female wrestlers
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Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Alexa Bliss[86] | Alexis Kaufman[87] | |
Asuka[88] | Kanako Urai | Raw Women's Champion |
Becky Lynch[89] | Rebecca Quin[90] | Inactive; maternity leave[91] |
Charlotte Flair[92] | Ashley Fliehr[93] | |
Dana Brooke[94] | Ashley Sebera[95] | |
Lacey Evans[96] | Macey Estrella-Kadlec[30] | |
Lana[97] | Catherine Perry[98] | |
Mandy Rose[99] | Amanda Saccomanno[100] | |
Naomi[101] | Trinity Fatu[102] | |
Nia Jax[103] | Savelina Fanene[104] | Women's Tag Team Champion |
Nikki Cross[105] | Nicola Glencross | |
Peyton Royce[106] | Cassandra Arneill[107] | |
Reckoning[108][109] | Stephanie Bell[110] | Inactive, COVID-19 |
Shayna Baszler[111] | Shayna Baszler[112] | Women's Tag Team Champion |
Other on-air personnel
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Ric Flair[113] | Richard Fliehr[114] | Manager of Lacey Evans Hall of Famer[115] |
SmackDown
Male wrestlers
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Female wrestlers
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Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Bayley[168] | Pamela Martinez[169] | |
Bianca Belair[170] | Bianca Crawford[171] | |
Billie Kay[172] | Jessica McKay[107] | |
Carmella[173] | Leah Van Dale[174] | |
Chelsea Green[40] | Chelsea Green | Inactive; broken wrist[175] |
Liv Morgan[176] | Gionna Daddio[177] | |
Natalya[178] | Natalie Neidhart-Wilson[179] | |
Ruby Riott[180] | Dori Prange[181] | |
Sasha Banks[182] | Mercedes Kaestner-Varnado[183] | SmackDown Women's Champion |
Sonya Deville[184] | Daria Berenato[185] | |
Tamina[186] | Sarona Snuka-Polamalu[187] |
Other on-air personnel
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Aalyah Mysterio | Aalyah Gutiérrez | Valet of Murphy |
Paul Heyman[188] | Paul Heyman[189] | Manager of Roman Reigns |
NXT
Male wrestlers
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Female wrestlers
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Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Aliyah[257] | Nhooph Al-Areebi[258] | |
Candice LeRae[259] | Candice Gargano[260] | |
Cora Jade[261] | Elayna Black | |
Dakota Kai[262] | Cheree Crowley[263] | |
Ember Moon[264] | Adrienne Reese[265] | |
Gigi Dolin[266] | Priscilla Kelly | |
Indi Hartwell[267] | Samantha De Martin | |
Io Shirai[268] | Masami Odate | NXT Women's Champion |
Jessi Kamea[194] | Jessica Elaban | |
Kacy Catanzaro[269] | Kacy Catanzaro | |
Katrina Cortez | Catalina Garcia[196] | [270] |
Kayden Carter[268] | Allyssa Lane | |
Marina Shafir[271] | Marina Shafir[272] | |
Mercedes Martinez | Jasmin Benítez | [273] |
Raquel González[274] | Victoria Gonzalez[117] | |
Rhea Ripley[275] | Demi Bennett[276] | |
Santana Garrett[277][278] | Santana Garrett | |
Shotzi Blackheart[267] | Ashley Urbanski | |
Tegan Nox[279] | Steffanie Newell[263] | Inactive; torn ACL[280] |
Toni Storm[281] | Toni Rossall | |
Valentina Feroz[282] | Rita Reis[196] | |
Vanessa Borne[283] | Danielle Kamela[30] | |
Xia Li[284] | Zhao Xia[285] | |
Zoey Stark[286] | Lacey Ryan |
Other on-air personnel
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Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Malcolm Bivens[287] | Stokely Hathaway[citation needed] | Manager of Tyler Rust |
Robert Stone[288] | Robert Strauss[289] | Manager of Aliyah |
Scarlett[290] | Elizabeth Chihaia | Valet of Karrion Kross |
William Regal[291] | Darren Matthews[292] | General Manager of NXT and 205 Live[293] Producer Talent scout Director of Talent Development[294] Head of Global Recruiting[294] |
NXT UK
Note: NXT UK and 205 Live - while distinct brands - are also considered part of NXT, thus wrestlers may appear on all three brands.[295]
Male wrestlers
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Female wrestlers
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Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Amale | Amale Dib[332] | |
Aoife Valkyrie[333] | Aoife Cusack[334] | |
Dani Luna[312] | Chloe Smyth | |
Isla Dawn[335] | Courtney Stewart[336] | |
Jinny[337] | Jinny Sandhú | Progress Women's World Champion |
Kay Lee Ray[317] | Kayleigh Rae | NXT UK Women's Champion |
Meiko Satomura[338] | Meiko Satomura | |
Nina Samuels[339] | Samantha Allen[340] | |
Piper Niven[341] | Kimberly Benson[342] | |
Xia Brookside[343] | Xia Henderson |
Other on-air personnel
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Johnny Saint[344] | John Miller | General Manager of NXT UK[345] |
Sid Scala[346] | Unknown | Assistant to the General Manager of NXT UK Occasional wrestler |
205 Live
Male wrestlers
Note: 205 Live and NXT UK - while distinct brands - are also considered part of NXT, thus wrestlers may appear on all three brands.[347][295]
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Ariya Daivari[348] | Ariya Daivari | |
August Grey[349] | Anthony Greene | |
The Brian Kendrick[350] | Brian Kendrick[351] | NXT producer[352] |
Curt Stallion[353] | Camron Rodgers | |
Mansoor[354] | Mansoor Al-Shehail | |
Samir Singh[355] | Harvinder Sihra | |
Sunil Singh[356] | Gurvinder Sihra | |
Tony Nese[357] | Anthony Nese[358] |
Unassigned wrestlers
This lists wrestlers whose contract statuses are unknown, wrestlers who make limited appearances across all brands, newly-signed wrestlers who are awaiting brand assignment, or undrafted wrestlers awaiting brand assignment. Certain unassigned wrestlers are billed by WWE as "free agents."
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Edge[359] | Adam Copeland | Hall of Famer[360] |
Goldberg[361] | William Goldberg[123] | Hall of Famer |
Hideki Suzuki[362] | Hideki Suzuki | |
Maryse[363] | Maryse Mizanin | |
Mickie James[364] | Mickie James-Aldis[365] | |
Ronda Rousey[366] | Ronda Rousey[367] |
Performance Center trainees
US Performance Center trainees
Male wrestlers
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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AJ Francis | Anthony Francis | |
Alex Zayne[238] | Alex Brandenberg | |
Cal Bloom[288] | Cal Bloom | |
Desmond Troy[268] | Denzel Dejournette | |
Dilsher Shanky[368] | Gurvinder Singh | |
Duke Hudson[369] | Anthony Henry | |
Ezra Judge[196] | Ezekwesiri Nduka Jr. | |
Giant Zanjeer[368] | Sukhwinder Grewal | |
Guru Raaj[368] | Laxmi Rajpoot | |
Jacob Kasper[370] | Jacob Kasper | |
Jeet Rama[371] | Satender Dagar[372] | |
Jiro Kuroshio[238] | Sojiro Higuchi | |
Joe Gacy[373] | Joseph Ruby | |
Josh Briggs[353] | Joshua Bruns | |
Odyssey Jones[205] | Omari Palmer | |
Rik Bugez[194] | Eric Bugenhagen | |
Xyon Quinn[374][40] | Daniel Vidot | |
Zechariah Smith | Zechariah Smith |
Female wrestlers
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Anriel Howard[238] | Anriel Howard | |
AQA[375] | Angela Arnold | |
Briana Brandy | Briana Brandy[196] | |
Ivy Nile | Emily Andzulis | |
Karen Kwan[205][207] | Karen Yu[376] | Inactive; leg injury[377] |
Kavita Devi[378] | Kavita Dalal[379] | Inactive; torn ACL[380] |
Sareee[381] | Sari Fujimura | Inactive; travel issues related to COVID-19 pandemic |
Sareena Sandhu[382] | Sareena Sandhu | |
Simone Johnson[383] | Simone Johnson | |
Skyler Storey[353] | Brandi Pawelek |
UK Performance Center trainees
Male wrestlers
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Bailey Matthews[384] | Bailey Matthews | |
Jack Starz[385] | Unknown | |
Levi Muir[312] | Unknown | |
Metehan Kocabasoglu[384] | Metehan Kocabaşoğlu | |
Rohan Raja[323] | Tony Gill[384] |
Female wrestlers
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Aleah James[323] | Aleah James[386] | |
Candy Floss[312] | Amy Samardzija[387] |
Referees
Ring name | Real name |
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Aja Smith | Aja Smith |
Artemis[388] | Unknown |
Chad Patton[389] | Chad Patton |
Charles Robinson[390] | Charles Robinson |
Chris Sharpe[391] | Chris Sharpe |
D.A. Brewer[392] | Antrone Brewer[393] |
Dan Engler[394] | Daniel Engler |
Danilo Anfibio[395] | Danilo Anfibio |
Darrick Moore[396] | Darrick Moore |
Darryl Sharma[397] | Darryl Sharma |
Drake Wuertz[398] | Drake Wuertz |
Eddie Orengo[399] | Eddie Orengo |
Jake Clemons[353] | Jake Clemons |
Jason Ayers[400] | Jason Ayers |
Jessika Carr[401][402] | Jessika Heiser[403] |
John Cone[404] | John Cone[405] |
Rich Rutter[323] | Unknown |
Rod "Spider" Zapata[406] | Robert Vista |
Ryan Tran[407] | Brian Nguyen |
Shawn Bennett[408] | Matthew Bennett |
Stephon Smith[267] | Stephon Smith |
Tom Castor[409] | Thomas Castor |
Tom Scarborough[397] | Thomas Scarborough |
Broadcast team
The following section pertains to announcers who cover WWE broadcasts. This group includes presenters, ringside commentators, ring announcers, backstage interviewers, pre-show hosts and analysts.
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Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Alicia Taylor[410] | Alicia Warrington[411] | Ring announcer on NXT Backstage interviewer |
Alyse Ashton | Alyse Zwick | Backstage interviewer[412] |
Andy Shepherd[413] | Andrew Shepherd | Play-by-play commentator on NXT UK[414] |
Beth Phoenix[415] | Elizabeth Copeland | Commentator on NXT[416] Hall of Famer[417][418] |
Byron Saxton[419] | Bryan Kelly[420] | Commentator on Raw, Main Event and pay-per-views |
Carlos Cabrera[421] | Carlos Cabrera | Spanish-language lead commentator on Raw, SmackDown and pay-per-views Co-host of WWE en Español |
Charly Caruso[422] | Charly Arnolt[423] | Backstage interviewer on Raw Host of Marquee Matches Co-host of This Week in WWE Narrator for WWE Music Power 10 |
Christophe Agius[424] | Christophe Agius | French-language commentator on Raw and SmackDown |
Corey Graves[425] | Matthew Polinsky[426] | Commentator on SmackDown and pay-per-views[418] Co-host of Experience |
Dan Vollmayer | Dan Vollmayer | Co-host of The Bump[427] |
David Otunga[428] | David Otunga Sr.[429] | Pre-show analyst for pay-per-views |
Dennis Arnell[430] | Dennis McCamery[431] | Announcer Backstage interviewer |
Evan T. Mack | Evan Mack | Co-host of The Bump[427] |
Faisal Almughaisib | Faisal Almughaisib | Arabic-language commentator on pay-per-views[432] |
Francesca Brown | Francesca Brown | Ring announcer on NXT UK |
Funaki[433] | Shoichi Funaki[434] | Japanese-language color commentator on pay-per-views Japanese-language host of This Week in WWE |
Greg Hamilton[435] | Greg Hutson[436] | Ring announcer on SmackDown |
Holger Boschen[437] | Holger Boschen | German-language commentator on pay-per-views |
Jerry Lawler[438] | Jerry Lawler[439] | Occasional commentator for Raw, pay-per-view pre-shows, and pay-per-views[418] Hall of Famer[440] |
Jimena Sánchez[441] | Jimena Sánchez | Co-host of WWE Saturday Night |
JoJo[442] | Joseann Offerman[443] | Ring announcer |
Josiah Williams[444] | Josiah Williams | On-air and digital host on NXT |
Jude Aldajani | Jude Aldajani | Arabic-language commentator on pay-per-views[432] |
Kayla Braxton[445] | Kayla Becker[446] | Backstage interviewer on SmackDown Co-host of Talking Smack Co-host of The Bump[427] |
Madonna Tixeira[447] | Madonna Tixeira | Co-host of WWE Sunday Dhamaal[447] |
Marcelo Rodríguez[448] | Marcelo Rodríguez Laprea | Spanish-language color commentator on Raw, SmackDown and pay-per-views Co-host of WWE en Español |
Marco Alfaro[449] | Marco Alfaro | Portuguese-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Matt Camp[450] | Matt Camp | Co-host of The Bump[427] |
McKenzie Mitchell[450] | McKenzie Mitchell | Co-host of The Bump[427] Backstage interviewer on NXT |
Meng Ai[449] | Meng Ai | Mandarin-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Michael Cole[451] | Sean Coulthard[452] | Vice President of Announcing[453] Play-by-play commentator on SmackDown and pay-per-views[418] |
Mike Rome[454] | Austin Romero[455] | Ring announcer on Raw |
Moein Al Bastaki[456] | Moein Al Bastaki | Co-host of Wal3ooha[456] |
Moti Margolin[449] | Moti Margolin | Russian-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Nathalie Mamo[456] | Nathalie Mamo | Co-host of Wal3ooha[456] Arabic-language host of WWE Now |
Nigel McGuinness | Steven Haworth | Commentator on NXT UK and 205 Live |
Obaid Kadwani[449] | Obaid Kadwani | Hindi-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Peter Rosenberg[457] | Peter Rosenberg | 24/7 Champion Pre-show analyst for pay-per-views Host of Superstar Superfan |
Philippe Chéreau[424] | Philippe Chéreau | French-language commentator on Raw and SmackDown |
Quetzalli Bulnes | Quetzalli Bulnes | Host of WWE Ahora[458] |
Radzi Chinyanganya | Radzi Chinyanganya | Backstage interviewer[414] |
Raymond Rougeau | Raymond Rougeau | French-language commentator on pay-per-views[459] |
Rob Schamberger[460] | Rob Schamberger | Host of Canvas 2 Canvas |
Roberto Figueroa[449] | Roberto Figueroa | Portuguese-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Ryan Pappolla[461] | Ryan Pappolla | Co-host of WWE Now Co-host of The Bump[427] |
Salil Acharya[447] | Salil Acharya | Co-host of WWE Sunday Dhamaal[447] |
Sam Roberts | Samuel Roberts | Pre-show analyst for pay-per-views[462] and occasional commentator on Main Event[463] |
Samoa Joe[464] | Nuufolau Seanoa[465] | Commentator on Raw and pay-per-views[466] |
Sarah Schreiber[467] | Sarah Schreiber[468] | Backstage interviewer |
Scott Stanford[469] | Scott Stanford[470] | Host of Bottom Line Co-host of Afterburn, Free for All, and This Week in WWE Narrator for Ride Along |
Sean Deng[449] | Sean Deng | Mandarin-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Sebastian Hackl[471] | Sebastian Hackl | German-language commentator on pay-per-views |
She Sardar[449] | She Sardar | Hindi-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Shun Yamaguchi[449] | Shun Yamaguchi | Japanese-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Sultan Alharbi[449] | Sultan Alharbi | Arabic-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Tom Phillips[472] | Thomas Hannifan | Play-by-play commentator on Raw, Main Event and pay-per-views Narrator for Power Rankings |
Vero Rodríguez[441][473] | Verónica Rodríguez | Co-host of WWE Saturday Night |
Vic Joseph[474] | Victor Travagliante[475] | Play-by-play commentator on NXT and 205 Live Narrator for List This! |
Wade Barrett[476] | Stuart Bennett | Commentator on NXT |
Zhan Pomerantsev[449] | Zhan Pomerantsev | Russian-language commentator on pay-per-views[449] |
Off-screen personnel
Ambassadors
Select former or retired WWE wrestlers not currently on the main roster (sometimes billed as "WWE Legends") and other celebrities and personalities have contracts to make periodic appearances—either on WWE TV or for promotional events—serving as "ambassadors" (public representatives/spokespeople) for the company.
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Bob Backlund[477] | Robert Backlund[478] | Hall of Famer[479] |
Booker T[480] | Robert Huffman[481] | Hall of Famer |
Brie Bella[482] | Brianna Danielson[483] | Hall of Famer-designate[484] |
Christian[485] | William Reso | |
Eve Torres[486] | Eve Gracie[487] | [479] |
John "Bradshaw" Layfield[488] | John Layfield[489] | Hall of Famer-designate[490] |
Kairi Sane[491] | Kaori Housako[492] | |
Maria Menounos[493] | Maria Menounos[494] | [495] |
Nikki Bella[496] | Stephanie Garcia-Colace[497] | Hall of Famer-designate[484] |
Paige[498] | Saraya-Jade Bevis | |
Ricky Steamboat[499] | Richard Blood Sr.[500] | Hall of Famer[479] |
Sgt. Slaughter[501] | Robert Remus[502] | Hall of Famer[479] |
Superstar Billy Graham[503] | Eldridge Coleman[504] | Hall of Famer[505] |
Tatanka[506] | Chris Chavis[507] | [508] |
Tatsumi Fujinami[509] | Tatsumi Fujinami[510] | Hall of Famer[511] |
The Undertaker[512] | Mark Calaway |
Backstage personnel
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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AJ Patterson[513] | AJ Patterson | Lighting technician |
Chris Amann[513] | Christopher Amann | Senior ringside physician |
Ciro Scotto-D'Antuono[513] | Ciro Scotto-D'Antuono | Chief pyrotechnician |
Dustin Wallace[514] | Dustin Wallace | Coordinating road producer |
Ellis Edwards[513] | Ellis Edwards | Stunt coordinator |
Gabe Sapolsky | Gabriel Sapolsky | Consultant[515] |
James McEvoy[516] | James McEvoy | International digital and sponsorship director |
Jennifer Hagopian[517] | Jennifer Hagopian | Catering crew chief[513] |
Jet Prickett[513] | Jet Prickett | Stage manager |
Julie Youngberg | Julie Youngberg | Seamstress[518] |
Lex Luger[519] | Lawrence Pfohl | Wellness counselor[520] |
Mika Rotunda[521] | Mika Rotunda | Production assistant |
Mikaze | Sarath Ton | Tailor[522] |
Nicholas Daw[513] | Nicholas Daw | Ring Manager |
Stephen Daquino | Stephen Daquino | Ringside physician[523][524][525] |
Tom Stewart[513] | Thomas Stewart | Camera operator |
Creative team
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
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Andrea Listenberger | Andrea Listenberger | Writer for SmackDown[526] |
Bruce Prichard[527] | Bruce Prichard | Executive Director[528] |
Christine Lubrano | Christine Lubrano | Senior Vice President, Creative Writing Operations[529] |
Dana Warrior[530] | Dana Warrior | [531][532] |
Dewey Foley[533][534] | Dewey Foley | Lead writer for 205 Live[535] |
Ed Koskey[536] | Edward Koskey | Lead writer for SmackDown[526] |
Jessamyn Duke[271] | Jessamyn Duke[272] | Digital content[537] |
Jim Smallman[538] | James Smallman | Lead writer NXT UK |
Jonathan Baeckstrom | Jonathan Baeckstrom | Lead writer for Raw[526] |
Michael Hayes[539] | Michael Seitz[540] | Vice President, Creative Writing & Booking Hall of Famer |
Ranjin Singh[541] | David Kapoor[542] | [543] |
Road Dogg[544] | Brian James[545] | Writer/Producer for NXT[11] Hall of Famer |
Ryan Ward[536] | Ryan Ward | Writer for SmackDown |
Shawn Michaels[546] | Michael Hickenbottom | Writer/Producer for NXT and NXT UK[11] Hall of Famer |
Music department
Name | Notes |
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Neil Lawi[547] | Senior VP/GM of WWE Music Group |
Producers
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
---|---|---|
Adam Pearce[548] | Adam Pearce[549] | On screen authority figure for Raw/Smackdown |
Billy Kidman[550] | Peter Gruner[551] | |
Chris Parks[552] | Christopher Parks | |
Dave Finlay | David Finlay Jr. | Producer for NXT[553] |
D-Von Dudley[554] | Devon Hughes[555] | Hall of Famer |
James Long | James Long | [556] |
Jamie Noble[557] | James Gibson[558] | |
Jason Jordan | Nathan Everhart | |
Jeff Jarrett | Jeffrey Jarrett | Hall of Famer[559] |
Jeremy Borash[560] | Jeremy Borash[561] | |
John Gaburick[562] | John Gaburick | |
John Laurinaitis[563] | John Laurinaitis[564] | |
Mark Henry[565] | Mark Henry[566] | Hall of Famer |
Pat Buck | Pat Buck | [567] |
Shane Helms | Gregory Helms | [568] |
Steve Corino | Steven Corino | [569] |
Sylvain Grenier | Sylvain Grenier | [570] |
Tyson Kidd[571] | Theodore Wilson[572][573] |
Performance Center staff
Note - as NXT and 205 Live are based at the Performance Center (billed on air as the "Capitol Wrestling Center"), PC coaches and trainers also work as producers for the brands.
Ring name | Real name | Notes |
---|---|---|
Brian Duncan[574][575] | Brian Duncan | Head athletic trainer |
Canyon Ceman[576] | Canyon Ceman | Senior Vice President of Talent Development |
Chris Guy | Chris Guy | Trainer/Assistant Coach |
David Bailey[577] | David Bailey | General Manager of the WWE Performance Center |
Johnny Moss[578] | John Mossop[579] | Trainer/Assistant Coach |
Matt Bloom[578] | Matthew Bloom | Performance Center Head Coach Vice President of Talent Development[580] |
Norman Smiley[578] | Norman Smiley | Trainer/Assistant Coach |
Robbie Brookside[578] | Robert Brooks | Trainer/Assistant Coach |
Ryan Katz[581] | Ryan Katz | Associate producer Promo trainer |
Sara Amato[582] | Sara Amato[583] | Assistant Head Coach[584] |
Scott Armstrong | Joseph James [585] | Trainer/Assistant Coach |
Scott Garland[578] | Scott Garland | Trainer/Assistant Coach |
Sean Hayes[578] | Sean Hayes | Strength and conditioning coach |
Sonjay Dutt[552] | Retesh Bhalla | Trainer/Assistant Coach[586] |
Tanner Robinson[587] | Tanner Robinson | Assistant strength and conditioning coach |
Tara Halaby[574][575] | Tara Halaby | Athletic trainer Physical therapist |
Terry Taylor[578] | Paul Taylor III | Trainer/Assistant Coach |
WWE Corporate staff
Board of Directors and executive officers
Name | Notes |
---|---|
Basil DeVito[588] | Senior Advisor of Business Strategy Member of the Board of Directors Minority owner |
David Kenin[589] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Jeffrey Speed[590] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Frank Riddick III[591] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Joseph Perkins[592] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Kevin Dunn[593] | Member of the Board of Directors[594] Executive Vice President, Television Production |
Laureen Ong[595] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Patricia Gottesman[596] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Stuart Goldfarb[597] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Steve Pamon[598] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Erika Nardini[599] | Member of the Board of Directors |
Lauren Dienes-Middlen[600] | General Counsel and Executive Vice President, Intellectual Property |
Laura Brevetti[601] | Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary |
Rajan Mehta[602] | Chief Technology Officer |
Kristina Salen | Chief Financial Officer |
Brian Flinn | Chief Marketing Officer Chief Communications Officer[603] |
Nick Khan[604] | President (Corporate Title) Chief Revenue Officer |
Karen Mullane[605] | Controller Chief Accounting Officer |
Senior management
Name | Notes |
---|---|
Barry McMullin[606] | Senior Vice President, Sales and Partnership Marketing |
Emilio Revelo[607] | Director, Content Media Distribution International |
Henry Jacob[608] | Senior Manager, International Communications – London, England |
Joey Villa[608] | Senior Publicist Manager |
Lance McConomy[607] | Senior Director of Broadcast Operations |
Michael Weitzschnitz[608] | Senior Vice President, Investor Relations and Financial Planning |
Monty Sarhan[609] | Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary |
Patrick Talty[610] | Senior Vice President, Live Events |
Sarah Cummins | Senior Vice President, Consumer Products[611] |
Shane Davis[612] | Coordinator, Community Relations |
Sheetesh Srivastava[613] | Vice President and General Manager – India |
Tara Carraro[608] | Vice President, Corporate Communications |
Klaudia Bermudez-Key[614] | General Manager – Latin America |
Carlo Nohra[615] | Vice President, General Manager – Asia Pacific |
James Rosenstock[616] | Vice President, International |
See also
- List of current champions in WWE
- List of former WWE personnel
- List of professional wrestling rosters
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