Complete Guide to WWE 2K25 Season Pass Wrestlers and DLC Content

The WWE 2K25 DLC and Season Pass lineup is now finalized. Alongside the initially announced content, we were treated to some exciting surprises, including Nikki Bella, Goldberg, Brock Lesnar, and El Grande Americano. These additions have helped elevate WWE 2K25 to our list of the best sports games of 2025. You can check out all the details in our WWE 2K25 DLC guide and Season Pass release schedule.

As in previous years, there are two ways to access DLC. Five standard packs were rolled out between May 2025 and November 2025, and you can purchase each one separately for $9.99 / £8.99. Alternatively, the WWE 2K25 Season Pass is available for $39.99 / £32.99, giving you access to all packs.

A bonus feature of the Season Pass is the SuperCharger, which unlocks legends, arenas, and titles without the need to grind through gameplay modes. This year also introduces the Ringside Pass, which includes the SuperStar Mega-Boost to enhance your MyRise wrestler, along with an extra 100K VC. For details on all available game versions, check out our WWE 2K25 Special Editions guide.

We welcomed an impressive lineup of 16 WWE 2K25 DLC Legends, including a surprising addition: Abyss, a long-time TNA favorite. He made his debut in June 2025, alongside The Great Khali, as part of the Dunk & Destruction Pack.

July’s Fearless Pack introduced two new faces to the series: ECW’s New Jack and Japanese legend Bull Nakano. September brought back some familiar names in the Attitude Era Superstars Pack, featuring D’Lo Brown, Billy Gunn, Road Dogg, Victoria, and Mark Henry. Yes, the New Age Outlaws are back in action.

Goldberg and Nikki Bella were also added in September, but there was a catch: you had to spend 50,000 VC in The Island to unlock them.

The final DLC drop in November, the Saturday Night’s Main Event Pack, added five classic grapplers to the WWE 2K25 roster: Jesse Ventura, Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorff, Tito Santana, Junkyard Dog, and Sid Justice.

When it comes to WWE 2K25 DLC from Raw and Smackdown, the selection is limited, mainly because most of those rosters are already included in the base game. Notable exceptions are the former Smackdown tag-team champs, the Motor City Machine Guns, and Raw newcomer Penta, who are both on their way.

Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin are now part of the New Wave Pack. Penta arrived a bit later, in July, as part of the Fearless Pack. His inclusion is impressive, considering he only debuted in January. Like Cody Rhodes, Jade Cargill, and Andrade, he’s featured in both WWE 2K25 and AEW Fight Forever. Aleister Black also made a surprise appearance in the WWE 2K25 WrestleMania 41 Pack.

October brought more surprises with the Farewell Tour DLC, which included Brock Lesnar, R-Truth’s alter ego Ron Cena, and two classic versions of John Cena.

Last year, we only saw Lyra Valkyria from NXT, but thankfully, 2K has stepped up this time. Three NXT characters were added to the WWE 2K25 roster, all of whom were highly requested by fans. Giulia and Stephanie Vaquer joined in May’s New Wave Pack, followed by Jordynne Grace in July’s Fearless Pack.

The only letdown is the absence of Joe Hendry, likely due to his contract with TNA. To play as the super Scot, you’ll need to utilize Community Creations, and we have a guide to help you with that.

There are four celebrity additions to the WWE 2K25 DLC. Three of them are NBA stars from the Dunk & Destruction Pack in June: Shaquille O’Neal, Tyrese Haliburton, and Jalen Brunson. One celebrity was included in May’s New Wave Pack, and another in July’s Fearless Pack.

Interestingly, the rumored celebrity for the New Wave Pack, Travis Scott, never materialized. Instead, 2K compensated players with 12,500 VC for the delay and announced that Chad Gable’s alter ego, El Grande Americano, would be added in September.

The complete WWE 2K25 DLC release schedule is now available, listing all packs in chronological order.