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WWE is an American 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.

Overview

As of 2021, WWE employs over 800 full-time employees as part of its business operations, as well as contracting with various vendors and service providers.[2] WWE describes their performers as "independent contractors",[1] with contracts for performers typically ranging from short developmental to multi-year deals.[3]

Brands

Since the reintroduction of WWE's brand extension in 2016, performers are assigned to one of two primary "main roster" brands – Raw and SmackDown.

A third brand – NXT – had originally been designated as a developmental brand for the main roster. In 2019 it was elevated to the third main roster brand.[4][5][6] But in 2021, the brand's weekly television show was rebooted as "NXT 2.0", and was the brand was reinstated to its original status as the developmental division for the main roster (Raw and SmackDown).[7] Some developmental performers may be assigned to NXT's United Kingdom-based subsidiary brand NXT UK.

Main roster performers primarily appear on Monday Night Raw and Friday Night SmackDown, while developmental wrestlers appear on NXT 2.0, NXT: Level Up, and NXT UK's eponymous weekly show, respectively. Performers 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 additionally assigned to train at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. UK-based developmental wrestlers train at the UK Performance Center in London, England.

Championships

For the most part, the brands have their own distinct championships, but some select titles are shared among various brands, such as the WWE 24/7 Championship and the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship.

McMahon family

Vince McMahon
Vince McMahon
Stephanie McMahon (left) and Paul "Triple H" Levesque
Stephanie McMahon (left) and Paul "Triple H" Levesque

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.[8]

Ring name Real name Notes
Mr. McMahon[9] Vincent McMahon Majority owner
Executive Producer
Stephanie McMahon[10] Stephanie Levesque Chairwoman of the Board of Directors
Chief Executive Officer
Triple H[11] Paul Levesque Executive Vice President, Global Talent Strategy & Development
Member of the Board of Directors[12]
Hall of Famer

Main roster

Raw

Male wrestlers

Bobby Lashley
Bobby Lashley
Ring name Real name Notes
AJ Styles[13] Allen Jones[14]
Akira Tozawa[15] Akira Tozawa[16]
Angelo Dawkins[17] Gary Gordon[18]
Bobby Lashley[19] Franklin Lashley United States Champion
Cedric Alexander[20] Cedric Johnson[21]
Chad Gable[22] Charles Betts[23]
Ciampa[24] Tommaso Whitney[25]
Cody Rhodes[26] Cody Runnels Rhodes Inactive; torn pectoral
Damian Priest[27] Luis Martínez
Dolph Ziggler[28] Nicholas Nemeth[29]
Dominik Mysterio[30] Dominik Gutiérrez
Edge[31] Adam Copeland Hall of Famer[32]
Ezekiel[33] Jeffrey Sciullo
Finn Bálor[34] Fergal Devitt[35]
Gable Steveson[36] Gable Steveson
Kevin Owens[37] Kevin Steen
Logan Paul[38] Logan Paul [39][40]
The Miz[41] Michael Mizanin[42]
Montez Ford[43] Kenneth Crawford[44]
Mustafa Ali[45] Adeel Alam[46]
MVP[47] Hassan Assad Manager of Omos
Omos[48] Tolulope Omogbehin[49]
Otis[50] Nikola Bogojevic
Randy Orton[51] Randal Orton[52] Inactive; back injury[53]
Reggie[54] Sidney Bateman
Rey Mysterio[55] Óscar Gutiérrez
Riddle[56] Matthew Riddle[57]
Robert Roode[58] Robert Roode Jr.[59]
R-Truth[60] Ronnie Killings[61]
Seth Rollins[62] Colby Lopez[63]
Shelton Benjamin[64] Shelton Benjamin[65]
Theory[66] Austin White[67] Money in the Bank contract holder
T-BAR[68] Christopher Dijak
Veer Mahaan[69] Rinku Rajput[70]

Female wrestlers

Bianca Belair
Bianca Belair
Dana Brooke
Dana Brooke
Ring name Real name Notes
Alexa Bliss[71] Alexis Cabrera[72]
Asuka[73] Kanako Urai
Becky Lynch[74] Rebecca Quin[75]
Bianca Belair[76] Bianca Crawford[77] Raw Women's Champion
Carmella[78] Leah Van Dale[79]
Dana Brooke[80] Ashley Sebera[81] 24/7 Champion
Doudrop[82] Kimberly Benson[83]
Nikki A.S.H.[84] Nicola Glencross
Queen Zelina[85] Thea Trinidad Büdgen Inactive; knee injury[86]
Rhea Ripley[87] Demi Bennett Inactive; dental issues
Tamina[88] Sarona Snuka-Polamalu[89]

SmackDown

Male wrestlers

Roman Reigns
Roman Reigns
Gunther
Gunther
The Usos (from left to right Jimmy and Jey Uso)
The Usos (from left to right Jimmy and Jey Uso)
Ring name Real name Notes
Angel[90] Humberto Garza Solano[91]
Big E[92] Ettore Ewen[93] Inactive; broken neck[94]
Brock Lesnar[95] Brock Lesnar
Butch[96] Peter England
Drew Gulak[97] Drew Gulak[98]
Drew McIntyre[99] Andrew Galloway IV[100]
Erik[101] Raymond Rowe Sr.[102]
Gunther[103] Walter Hahn[104] Intercontinental Champion
Happy Corbin[105] Thomas Pestock[106]
Humberto[107] Humberto Garza Carrillo
Ivar[108] Todd Smith[102]
Jey Uso[109] Joshua Fatu Raw Tag Team Champion
SmackDown Tag Team Champion
Jimmy Uso[110] Jonathan Fatu[111] Raw Tag Team Champion
SmackDown Tag Team Champion
Jinder Mahal[112] Yuvraj Dhesi[113]
Kofi Kingston[114] Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah[115]
Ludwig Kaiser[116] Marcel Barthel
MACE[117] Brennan Williams[118]
Madcap Moss[119] Michael Rallis[120]
Mansoor[121] Mansoor Al-Shehail
Max Dupri[122] Shaun Ricker Manager of MACE and Mansoor
Rick Boogs[123] Eric Bugenhagen Inactive; torn quadriceps
Ricochet[124] Trevor Mann[125]
Ridge Holland[126] Luke Menzies
Roman Reigns[127] Leati Joseph Anoa'i[128] WWE Champion
Universal Champion
Sami Zayn[129] Rami Sebei[130]
Shanky[131] Gurvinder Malhotra[132]
Sheamus[133] Stephen Farrelly[134]
Shinsuke Nakamura[135] Shinsuke Nakamura[136][137]
Xavier Woods[138] Austin Watson[139]

Female wrestlers

Liv Morgan
Liv Morgan
Ring name Real name Notes
Aliyah[140] Nhooph Al-Areebi[141]
Charlotte Flair[142] Ashley Fliehr[143] Inactive : Taking Time Off
Lacey Evans[144] Macey Estrella-Kadlec [145]
Liv Morgan[146] Gionna Daddio[147] SmackDown Women's Champion
Naomi[148] Trinity Fatu[149] Inactive; suspended
Natalya[150] Natalie Neidhart-Wilson[151]
Raquel Rodriguez[152] Victoria González[153]
Ronda Rousey[154] Ronda Rousey
Sasha Banks[155] Mercedes Kaestner-Varnado[156] Inactive; suspended
Shayna Baszler[157] Shayna Baszler[158]
Shotzi[159] Ashley Urbanski
Sonya Deville[160] Daria Berenato[161][162]
Xia Li[163] Zhao Xia[164]

Other on-air personnel

Ring name Real name Notes
Paul Heyman[165] Paul Heyman[166] Manager of Roman Reigns

Unassigned wrestlers

The following list features wrestlers – promoted as free agents – who make limited or part-time appearances (such as Hall of Famers or legends), and thus aren't bound to any one brand, as well as newly-signed and undrafted personnel who are awaiting brand assignment.

Ring name Real name Notes
Bayley[167] Pamela Martinez[168]
John Cena[169] John Cena

Authority figures

Adam Pearce
Adam Pearce

The following serve as on-air authority figures (under the title "WWE Official") on both Raw and SmackDown.

Ring name Real name Notes
Adam Pearce[170] Adam Pearce[171] Director of Live Events
Producer

Developmental roster

NXT

Male wrestlers

Ring name Real name Notes
A-Kid[172] Carlos Ruiz[173]
Andre Chase[174] Chance Barrow[175]
Apollo Crews[176] Sesugh Uhaa[177]
Boa[178] Yanbo Wang[179]
Bodhi Hayward[180] Brady Booker
Bron Breakker[181] Bronson Rechsteiner[182] NXT Champion
Brooks Jensen[183] Benjamin Buchanan[180] NXT UK Tag Team Champion
Brutus Creed[184] Drew Kasper[185] NXT Tag Team Champion
Cameron Grimes[186] Trevor Caddell
Carmelo Hayes[187] Christian Brigham[188] North American Champion
Channing Lorenzo[189] Mitchell Lavalley
Commander Azeez[190] Babatunde Aiyegbusi[191]
Cruz Del Toro[192] Raúl Mendoza[193]
Damon Kemp[194] Robert Steveson
Dante Chen[195] Sean Tan[196]
Duke Hudson Brendan Vink[197]
Edris Enofe[198] Inyene Umoh
Elton Prince[199] Unknown
Giovanni Vinci[200] Fabian Aichner[201]
Grayson Waller[202] Matthew Farrelly
Guru Raaj[132] Laxmi Rajpoot
Ikemen Jiro[203] Sōjirō Higuchi
James Drake[204] James Dowell[205]
JD McDonagh[206] Jordan Devlin[207]
Joaquin Wilde[208] Michael Paris[209]
Joe Gacy[210] Joseph Ruby[211]
Josh Briggs[212] Joshua Bruns[213] NXT UK Tag Team Champion
Julius Creed[214] Jacob Kasper[215] NXT Tag Team Champion
Kit Wilson[216] Unknown
Malik Blade[217] Joshua Dawkins
Nathan Frazer[218] Benjamin Timms[219]
Odyssey Jones[220] Omari Palmer[221] Inactive; knee surgery
Roderick Strong[222] Christopher Lindsey[153]
Ru Feng[223] Feicheng Wang
Sanga[224] Saurav Gurjar
Santos Escobar[225] Jorge Alcantar Bolly[226]
Solo Sikoa[180] Joseph Fatu
Tony D'Angelo[227] Joseph Ariola[228]
Trick Williams[229] Matrick Belton[228]
Von Wagner[230] Calvin Bloom[231]
Wes Lee[232] Deveon Aiken
Xyon Quinn[233] Daniel Vidot[234][235]
Zack Gibson[236] Jack Rea

Female wrestlers

Mandy Rose
Mandy Rose
Gigi Dolin
Gigi Dolin
Jacy Jayne
Jacy Jayne
Ring name Real name Notes
Alba Fyre[237] Kayleigh Rae
Amari Miller[238] Camron Clay
Cora Jade[239] Brianna Coda[240]
Elektra Lopez[241] Karissa Rivera
Fallon Henley[242] Theresa Schuessler
Gigi Dolin[243] Priscilla Kelly[240] NXT Women's Tag Team Champion
Indi Hartwell[244] Samantha De Martin
Io Shirai[245] Masami Odate Inactive; ankle injury
Ivy Nile[246] Emily Andzulis
Jacy Jayne[247] Taylor Grado NXT Women's Tag Team Champion
Katana Chance[248] Kacy Catanzaro
Kayden Carter[249] Allyssa Lane
Lash Legend[250] Anriel Howard
Mandy Rose[251] Amanda Saccomanno[252] NXT Women's Champion
Nikkita Lyons[198] Faith Jefferies
Roxanne Perez[253] Carla Gonzalez
Sarray[254] Sari Fujimura
Sofia Cromwell[198] Sydney Zmrzel
Tatum Paxley[198] Natalie Holland
Thea Hail[189] Madison Knisley
Tiffany Stratton[255] Jessica Woynilko[180]
Valentina Feroz[256] Rita Reis[257]
Wendy Choo[258] Karen Yu[259]
Yulisa Leon[185] Jennifer Cantu Iglesias
Zoey Stark[260] Theresa Serrano Inactive; torn ACL[261]

Other on-air personnel

Ring name Real name Notes
Mr. Stone[262] Robert Strauss[263] Manager of Von Wagner

NXT UK

Note: NXT UK—while a distinct brand—is also considered part of NXT, thus wrestlers may appear on both brands.[264]

Male wrestlers

Ilja Dragunov
Ilja Dragunov
Mark Coffey
Mark Coffey
Ring name Real name Notes
Ashton Smith[265] Ashton Smith[266]
Charlie Dempsey[267] Bailey Matthews
Dave Mastiff[268] David Minton[269]
Eddie Dennis[270] Edward Dennis[271]
Flash Morgan Webster[272] Gavin Watkins[273]
Ilja Dragunov[274] Ilya Rukober NXT United Kingdom Champion
Jack Starz[275] Unknown
Joe Coffey[276] Joseph Coffey
Kenny Williams[277] Alan Niddrie
Mark Andrews[278] Mark Andrews
Mark Coffey[279] Mark Coffey Heritage Cup Champion
Noam Dar[280] Noam Dar[281]
Oliver Carter[282] Oliver Sauter[283]
Primate[284] Jay Melrose[283]
Rampage Brown[285] Oliver Biney
Rohan Raja[286] Tony Gill[267]
Sam Gradwell[287] Samuel Gradwell[288]
Saxon Huxley[289] Ross Cooke[290]
Sha Samuels[291] Shaaheen Hosseinpour
Teoman[292] Metehan Kocabaşoğlu[267]
Tiger Turan[293] Unknown
Trent Seven[294] Benjamin Webb Co-host of WWE The Run-In
Tyler Bate[295] Tyler Bate
T-Bone[296] Thomas Clifford[297]
Wild Boar[298] Michael Hitchman[299]
Wolfgang[300] Barry Young

Female wrestlers

Meiko Satomura
Meiko Satomura
Ring name Real name Notes
Aleah James[301] Aleah James[302]
Amale[303] Amale Dib[304]
Aoife Valkyrie[305] Aoife Cusack[306]
Blair Davenport[307] Beatrice Priestley
Dani Luna[308] Chloe Smyth
Eliza Alexander[309] Lizzy Evans
Emilia McKenzie[310] Millie McKenzie
Isla Dawn[311] Courtney Stewart[312]
Jinny[313] Jinny Sandhu Co-host of WWE The Run-In Inactive; unknown reason
Meiko Satomura[314] Meiko Satomura NXT UK Women's Champion
Nina Samuels[315] Samantha Allen[316]
Stevie Turner[317] Lucy Garland
Xia Brookside[318] Xia-Louise Brooks

Other on-air personnel

Johnny Saint
Johnny Saint
Ring name Real name Notes
Johnny Saint[319] John Miller General Manager of NXT UK[320]
Sid Scala[321] Unknown Assistant to the General Manager of NXT UK
Occasional wrestler

Performance Center trainees

See also: WWE Performance Center

US

Male wrestlers

Ring name Real name Notes
Bryson Montana[198] Jacoby Brooks
Damaris Griffin[198] James Barron Jr.
Edwin Grande[189] Edwin Grande
Gabe Wai[322] Gabriel Wai
Hank Walker[189] Joseph Sculthorpe
Javier Bernal[198] Randall Beidelschies
Myles Borne[189] David Bostian
Nnamdi Oguayo[189] Nnamdi Oguayo
Quincy Elliott[323] Unknown

Female wrestlers

Ring name Real name Notes
Arianna Grace[324] Bianca Carelli
Ava Raine[325] Simone Johnson
Brooklyn Barlow[198] Brooke Vawter
Erica Yan[326] Jie Yin
Jakara Jackson[198] Jamara Garrett
Kiana James[189] Kayla Inlay
Sloane Jacobs[189] Amelia Herr
Sol Ruca[189] Calyx Hampton
Valerie Loureda[327] Valerie Loureda

Referees

Charles Robinson
Charles Robinson

See also: Referee (professional wrestling)
Ring name Real name Notes
Adrian Butler[328] Darryl Sharma Senior referee
Chad Patton[329] Chad Patton Senior referee
Charles Robinson[330] Charles Robinson Senior referee
Chip Danning[331] Christopher Sharpe
Dallas Irvin[332] Antrone Brewer[333]
Dan Engler[334] Daniel Engler
Danilo Anfibio[335] Danilo Anfibio
Daphne Lashaunn[336] Aja Smith
Derek Sanders[337] Thomas Castor
Eddie Orengo[338] Eddie Orengo
Felix Fernandez[339] Unknown
Jason Ayers[340] Jason Ayers
Jessika Carr[341][342] Jessika Heiser[343]
Joey Gonzalez[339] Unknown
Joey Tofino[328] Thomas Scarborough
John Cone[344] John Cone[345]
Rod Zapata[346] Robert Vista
Ryan Tran[347] Brian Nguyen
Shawn Bennett[348] Matthew Bennett
Will Charlton[349] Richard Rutter

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.

Michael Cole
Michael Cole
Ring name Real name Notes
Alicia Taylor[350] Alicia Warrington[351] Ring announcer on NXT
Andy Shepherd[352] Andrew Shepherd Play-by-play commentator on NXT UK[353]
Booker T[354] Booker Huffman Jr.[355] Pre-show analyst for pay-per-views
Hall of Famer
Byron Saxton[356] Bryan Kelly[357] Commentator on Raw, Main Event, and pay-per-views
Calvin Knie Calvin Knie German-language commentator on pay-per-views
Christophe Agius[358] Christophe Agius French-language commentator on Raw, SmackDown, and pay-per-views
Corey Graves[359] Matthew Polinsky[360] Commentator on Raw and pay-per-views
Co-host of Experience
Dan Vollmayer Daniel Vollmayer Co-host of The Bump[361]
Dennis Arnell[362] Dennis McCamery[363] Announcer
Backstage interviewer
Francesca Brown Francesca Brown Ring announcer on NXT UK
Funaki[364] Shoichi Funaki[365] Japanese-language color commentator on pay-per-views
Japanese-language host of This Week in WWE
Jackie Redmond[366] Jackie Redmond Co-host of Raw Talk and The SmackDown Lowdown
Jerry Lawler[367] Jerry Lawler[368] Pre-show analyst for pay-per-views
Hall of Famer[369]
Jerry Soto[370] Jerry Soto Spanish-language color commentator on Raw, SmackDown, and pay-per-views
Co-host of WWE en Español
Jimena Sánchez[371] Jimena Sánchez Co-host of WWE Saturday Night
Jimmy Smith[372] James Smith Play-by-play commentator on Raw and pay-per-views
Kayla Braxton[373] Kayla Becker[374] Backstage interviewer on SmackDown
Pre-show host for pay-per-views
Co-host of The SmackDown Lowdown
Co-host of The Bump[361]
Kelly Kincaid[375] Kelly Verbil Ring announcer on NXT: Level Up
Kevin Patrick Kevin Patrick Backstage interviewer on Raw
Play-by-play commentator on Main Event
Madonna Tixeira[376] Madonna Tixeira Co-host of WWE Sunday Dhamaal[376]
Marcelo Rodríguez[377] Marcelo Rodríguez Spanish-language lead commentator on Raw, SmackDown, and pay-per-views
Co-host of WWE en Español
Matt Camp[378] Matthew Camp Co-host of The Bump[361]
McKenzie Mitchell[378] McKenzie Mitchell Co-host of The Bump[361]
Backstage interviewer on NXT
Megan Morant[379] Megan O'Brian Backstage interviewer
Michael Cole[380] Sean Coulthard[381] Vice President of Announcing[382]
Play-by-play commentator on SmackDown and pay-per-views[383]
Mike Rome[384] Austin Romero[385] Ring announcer on Raw
Moein Al Bastaki[386] Moein Al Bastaki Co-host of Wal3ooha[386]
Nadir Mohammedi Nadir Mohammedi French-language commentator on Raw, SmackDown, and pay-per-views
Nathalie Mamo Nathalie Mamo Arabic-language host of WWE Now
Co-host of Wal3ooha[386]
Nigel McGuinness[387] Steven Haworth Commentator on NXT UK and NXT: Level Up
Pat McAfee[388] Patrick McAfee Commentator on SmackDown and pay-per-views
Occasional wrestler[389]
Peter Rosenberg[390] Peter Rosenberg Pre-show analyst for pay-per-views
Host of Superstar Superfan
Quetzalli Bulnes Quetzalli Bulnes Host of WWE Ahora[391]
Rob Armstrong Robert Armstrong Co-host of WWE The Run-In
Rob Schamberger[392] Robert Schamberger Host of Canvas 2 Canvas
Ryan Pappolla[393] Ryan Pappolla Co-host of WWE Now
Co-host of The Bump[361]
Salil Acharya[376] Salil Acharya Co-host of WWE Sunday Dhamaal[376]
Sam Roberts Samuel Roberts Pre-show analyst for pay-per-views[394]
Samantha Irvin[395] Samantha Irvin Ring announcer on SmackDown
Sarah Schreiber[396] Sarah Schreiber[397] Backstage interviewer
Scott Stanford[398] Scott Stanford[399] Host of Vintage and Bottom Line
Co-host of Afterburn, Free for All, and This Week in WWE
Narrator for Ride Along
Sudu Shah[400] Sudu Upadhyay Play-by-play commentator on NXT: Level Up
Tim Haber Tim Haber German-language commentator on pay-per-views
Vero Rodríguez[371] Verónica Rodríguez Cuesta Co-host of WWE Saturday Night
Vic Joseph[401] Victor Travagliante[402] Play-by-play commentator on NXT
Narrator for List This!
Wade Barrett[403] Stuart Bennett Commentator on NXT

Ambassadors

Titus O'Neil
Titus O'Neil

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
Beth Phoenix[404] Elizabeth Copeland Hall of Famer[405][383]
Bob Backlund[406] Robert Backlund[407] Hall of Famer[408]
The Boogeyman Martin Wright [409]
Brie Bella[410] Brianna Danielson[411] Hall of Famer[412]
Eve Torres[413] Eve Torres Gracie[414] [408]
John "Bradshaw" Layfield[415] John Layfield[416] Hall of Famer[417]
Maria Menounos[418] Maria Menounos[419] [420]
Maryse[421] Maryse Mizanin
Nikki Bella[422] Stephanie Garcia-Colace[423] Hall of Famer[412]
Paige[424] Saraya-Jade Bevis
Ricky Steamboat[425] Richard Blood Sr.[426] Hall of Famer[408]
Sgt. Slaughter[427] Robert Remus[428] Hall of Famer[408]
Superstar Billy Graham[429] Eldridge Coleman[430] Hall of Famer[431]
Tatanka[432] Chris Chavis[433] [434]
Tatsumi Fujinami[435] Tatsumi Fujinami[436] Hall of Famer[437]
The Undertaker[438] Mark Calaway Hall of Famer
Titus O'Neil[439] Thaddeus Bullard Sr.[440] Global Ambassador[441]
Hall of Famer

Creative team

Ring name Real name Notes
Christine Lubrano Christine Lubrano Senior Vice President, Creative Writing Operations[442]
Dana Warrior[443] Dana Warrior [444][445]
Drake Maverick[446] James Curtin Writer for Raw
Ed Koskey[447] Edward Koskey Lead writer for SmackDown[448]
Jim Smallman[449] James Smallman Lead writer NXT UK
Jonathan Baeckstrom Jonathan Baeckstrom Lead writer for Raw[448]
Michael Hayes[450] Michael Seitz[451] Vice President, Creative Writing & Booking
Producer
Hall of Famer
Ryan Ward[447] Ryan Ward Writer for SmackDown
Shawn Michaels[452] Michael Shawn Hickenbottom Vice President of Talent Development for NXT and NXT UK[12][453]
Hall of Famer

Medical team

Name Real name Notes
Joseph Maroon[454] Joseph Maroon Medical Director

Producers

Jason Jordan
Jason Jordan
Ring name Real name Notes
Ariya Daivari Ariya Daivari [455]
Chris Parks[456] Christopher Park
Curtis Axel Joseph Hennig [455]
Jamie Noble[457] James Gibson[458]
Jason Jordan Nathan Everhart Senior Producer
Kenny Dykstra[459] Kenneth Doane [460]
Molly Holly Nora Benshoof Hall of Famer[461]
Petey Williams Peter Williams III [462]
Shane Helms Gregory Helms [463]
Shawn Daivari Dara Shawn Daivari [462]
TJ Wilson[464] Theodore Wilson[465][466]

Performance Center staff

Matt Bloom
Matt Bloom

Note: as NXT is based at the Performance Center, PC coaches and trainers may also work as producers for that brand.

Ring name Real name Notes
Brian Duncan[467][468] Brian Duncan Head Athletic Trainer
David Bailey[469] David Bailey General Manager of the WWE Performance Center
D-Von Dudley[470] Devon Hughes[471] Hall of Famer
Trainer/Assistant Coach[472]
Fit Finlay David Finlay Jr. Trainer/Assistant Coach[473]
Johnny Moss[459] John Mossop[474] Trainer/Assistant Coach
Matt Bloom[459] Matthew Bloom Performance Center Head Coach
Vice President of Talent Development[475]
Norman Smiley[459] Norman Smiley Trainer/Assistant Coach
Robbie Brookside[459] Robert Brooks Trainer/Assistant Coach
Sara Amato[476] Sara Amato[477] Assistant Head Coach[478]
Sarah Barnett[459] Sarah Barnett Strength and Conditioning Coach
Sean Hayes[459] Sean Hayes Strength and Conditioning Coach
Steve Corino[459] Steven Corino Trainer/Assistant Coach
Tara Halaby[467][468] Tara Halaby Athletic Trainer
Physical Therapist
Terry Taylor[459] Paul Taylor III Trainer/Assistant Coach

Corporate staff

Board of Directors

Name Notes
Jeffrey Speed[479]
Kevin Dunn[480] Executive Vice President, Television Production[481]
Laureen Ong[482]
Stuart Goldfarb[483]
Steve Pamon[484]
Erika Nardini[485]
Robyn Peterson [486]
Man Jit Singh [486]
Alan Wexler[486]
Nick Khan[487] President
Chief Revenue Officer
Steve Koonin[488]
Connor Schell[488]

Senior management

Bruce Prichard
Bruce Prichard
Name Notes
Bruce Prichard[489] Executive Director[490]
John Laurinaitis[491][492] General Manager, Talent
Jeff Jarrett Senior Vice President of Live Events[493]
Hall of Famer

See also

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