WWE 2K22: Every released superstar in the game

WWE 2K22 has been released worldwide and has been receiving glowing praise from both critics and fans alike.

The game has a completely redesigned match engine, with new controls, and genuinely next-generation graphics.

As a result both users and critics have reacted well to the release of the new game; on Metacritic, it has a critical score of 76 and a user score of 8, from 104 ratings.

That is a gigantic step up from WWE 2K20, which was one of the worst received games in the franchise, and received a user score of just 1.6.

This year’s game, 2K say, hits different, and that is absolutely true.

We at GiveMeSport have played it, and we gave it a score of 8, such are the improvements in terms of graphics, gameplay, and all-round content.

This game, though, does have the quirk of a few wrestlers being on the roster despite not actually being in the company.

WWE has released a number of superstars in recent months, and there are a few who are actually currently performing in different companies.

We’ve put together a list of superstars who are in the game but who aren’t actually in the company.

Alexander Wolfe

A former member of Imperium, Wolfe is now back working in his native Germany with wXw.

Ariya Daivari

A part of 205 Live during it’s short-lived heyday, Daivari has wrestled for AEW and NJPW since his release.

Billie Kay

Kay was perhaps a surprising release due to her association with Peyton Royce and she is now signed to Impact.

Cesaro

He’s left WWE but he has yet to land anywhere yet. One has to think there’ll be a bidding war for his services, as he remains one of the very best professional wrestlers in the world.

Danny Burch

Burch was released last year, wrestling his final match in NXT in August, and has yet to pop