List of former WWE personnel (A–C)

WWE is a professional wrestling company based in Stamford, Connecticut.[1] Former employees (family name letters A-C) in WWE consist of professional wrestlers, managers, play-by-play and color commentators, announcers, interviewers, referees, trainers, script writers, executives and board of directors. WWE talents' contracts range from developmental contracts to multi-year deals.[2] They primarily appeared on WWE television programming, pay-per-views, and live events, and talent with developmental contracts appeared at NXT (formerly Florida Championship Wrestling), or they appeared at WWE's former training facilities: Deep South Wrestling, Heartland Wrestling Association, International Wrestling Association, Memphis Championship Wrestling or Ohio Valley Wrestling. When talent is released of their contract, it could be for a budget cut, the individual asking for their release, for personal reasons, time off from an injury or retirement. In some cases, talent has died while they were contracted, such as Brian Pillman, Owen Hart, Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit and Bray Wyatt. Those who made appearances without a contract and those who were released but are currently employed are not included.

Alumni (A-C)

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Agatupu Anoa'i, better known as Yokozuna, at London, England's Royal Albert Hall
Scott Bigelow, better known as Bam Bam Bigelow, at a live event
April Brooks, better known as AJ Lee, as the WWE Divas Champion
Stacy Carter, also known as The Kat, in 2010
Birth name Ring name(s) Tenure Ref
Anthony Greene August Grey 2020–2021 [3]
Unknown Gran Metalik 2016–2021 [4]
Louis Acocella Gino Brito
Louis Cerdan 		1964–1969
1975–1976
1982
Michael Adamle Mike Adamle 2008–2009 [5][6]
Brian Adams † Brian Adams
Crush
Demolition Crush
Kona Crush 		1990–1991
1992–1995
1996–1997
2001 		[7][8][9]
Brooke Adams Brooke
Brooke Adams 		2006–2007 [10][11][12][13]
Matthew Adams Buddy Murphy
Murphy 		2013–2021
Adeel Alam Mustafa Ali
Ali 		2016–2023 [14]
Nhooph Al-Areebi Aliyah 2015–2023 [14]
Mansoor Al-Shehail Mansoor
mån.sôör
Manny Faberino
Mansoor Al-Shehail 		2018–2023 [14]
Kerry Adkisson † Kerry Von Erich
Texas Tornado 		1990–1992 [15][16][17]
Lacey Adkisson Lacey Von Erich 2007 [18]
Aaron Aguilera Aaron Aguilera
Conquistador Uno
Jesús
Jesús Aguilera 		2000
2004–2005 		[19][20][21]
Louis Albano † "Captain" Lou Albano 1960–1961
1964
1967–1986
1994–1995 		[22][23][24][25]
Achim Albrecht Brakkus 1996–1998 [26]
Brent Albright Brent Albright
Gunner Scott 		2004–2006 [27][28]
Mary Alfonsi † Donna Christanello 1970–1974
1987 		[29]
Michael Alfonso † Mike Awesome 2001–2002 [30][31][32]
Hazem Ali Armando Alejandro Estrada
Armando Estrada 		2005–2008
2010–2012 		[33][34][35]
Marcelino Rivera Alicea † Jose Luis Rivera
Conquistador #1
Conquistador Uno
Red Demon 		1982–1991
Samantha Allen Nina Samuels 2018–2022 [36]
José Alvarado Nieves † Super Porky 2005–2006 [37]
Kenneth Anderson Mr Kennedy 2005–2009 [38]
Steven Anderson The Ringmaster
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin 		1996–2003
Mark Andrews Mark Andrews 2017–2022 [36]
Eric Angle Eric Angle 2000–2003 [39]
Kurt Angle Kurt Angle 1998–2006
2017–2020
Afa Anoa'i † Afa 1979–1980
1982–1984
1992–1995 		[40][41][42]
Afa Anoa'i Jr. Manu 2006–2009 [43][44]
Agatupu Anoa'i † Yokozuna 1992–1997 [45][46]
Lloyd Anoa'i Tahitian Savage
Tahitian Warrior / Fred Williams / Lloyd Lanui 		1993
1995–1996 		[47]
Matthew Anoa'i † Rosey 1996
2001–2006 		[48][49][50]
Samula Anoa'i Sammy the Silk
Samu
Samula 		1983–1984
1992–1994
1995–1996 		[40][47][51]
Leati Amituana'i Anoa'i † Sika 1979–1980
1982–1984
1986–1988 		[42][52]
William Ansor † Buddy Landel 1995–1996, 1997, 1999
Darrell Anthony TL Hopper
Uncle Cletus 		1996–1997 [53][54]
Jason Arhndt Joey Abs 1994–1998
1999–2001 		[55]
Eric Arndt Enzo Amore 2012–2018 [56]
Charly Arnolt Charly Caruso 2016–2021 [57]
Yoshihiro Asai Último Dragón 2003–2004 [58][59]
Marcus Bagwell Buff Bagwell 2001 [60][61]
Douglas Baker † The Ox
Arkansas Ox
Ox Baker 		1967
1980 		[62]
Roger Barnes "Rugged" Ronnie Garvin 1988–1990 [63]
Miroslav Barnyashev Alexander Rusev
Rusev 		2010–2020
Ivor Barrett † Pat Barrett 1963
1975–1976
Robert Bartlett Rob Bartlett 1993 [64]
Lyle Basham Jr. Doug Basham 2002–2007 [65][66][67][68]
Nicole Bass † Nicole Bass 1999 [69]
David Bautista Jr. Batista 2000–2010
2014
2019
Candice Beckman Candice Michelle 2004–2009 [70]
Robert Bédard † Rene Goulet 1971–1987 [71]
James Bednarski Scott Putski 1997 [54]
Józef Bednarski Ivan Putski 1975–1987 [72]
Rodney Begnaud Redd Dogg
Rodney Mack 		2002–2004
2006–2007 		[65][66][73][74]
Shelton Benjamin Shelton Benjamin 2000–2010
2017–2023 		[14]
Michael Bennett Mike Kanellis 2017–2020
Christopher Benoit ‡ Chris Benoit 1995
2000–2007‡ 		[75][76]
Saraya Bevis Paige 2011–2022 [77]
Antoniono Biasetton † Antonino Rocca 1953–1963
1975–1977
Scott Bigelow † Bam Bam Bigelow 1987–1988
1992–1995 		[78][79]
Thomas Billington † Dynamite Kid 1982
1985–1988 		[80]
Adam Birch Joey Matthews
Joey Mercury 		2004–2007
2010–2016 		[81]
Paul Birchall Paul Burchill
The Ripper 		2005–2010 [82]
Eric Bischoff Eric Bischoff 2002–2007 [83][84]
Steve Blackman Steve Blackman 1997–2002 [85]
Brian Blair B. Brian Blair 1983–1988 [86]
Tully Blanchard Tully Blanchard 1988–1989
2006 		[87]
Barbara Blank Kelly Kelly 2006–2012 [88]
Frederick Blassie † "Classy" Freddie Blassie 1964
1971
1973–2003 		[89][90]
Travis Bligh Travis Banks 2017–2020 [91]
Wayne Bloom Beau Beverly 1991–1993 [92]
Rich Bocchini Rich Brennan 2014–2016 [93]
Nicholas Bockwinkel † Nick Bockwinkel 1989 [94]
Richard Bognar † Fake Razor Ramon 1996–1997 [95]
Terry Bollea Hollywood Hogan
Hulk Hogan
Mr. America 		1979–1980
1983–1993
2002–2003
2005–2006
2014
2015 		[96]
Celeste Bonin Kaitlyn 2010–2014 [97]
Joseph Bonsignore Joey Styles 2005–2016
Brady Booker Bodhi Hayward 2021–2022 [98]
Larry Booker † Moondog Spot 1981
1984–1987
Steve Borden Sting 2014–2020 [99]
Thomas Boric Kato
Max Moon
Paul Diamond 		1990–1993 [100]
Wayde Bowles † Rocky Johnson 1969
1983–1984
2003 		[101]
Jeffrey Bradley Charlie Hunter 1993–1995 [102][103]
Thomas Brandi Salvatore Sincere
Tom Brandi 		1996–1998 [104][105]
Michael Brendli Mike Mondo
Mikey 		2005–2008 [106][107]
Adolfo Bresciano † Dino Bravo 1977–1978
1986–1992 		[108]
Montaque Brown Marcus Cor Von
Marquis Cor Von 		2006–2007 [109][110][111]
Joseph Bruce Violent J 1998 [112]
Terrance Brunk Sabu 2006–2007 [113][114][115]
James Brunzell "Jumpin'" Jim Brunzell 1985–1988
1991–1993 		[116]
Michael Bucci Hollywood Nova
Simon Dean 		2002–2007 [117][118]
Barry Buchanan B-2
B²
Bull Buchanan
Recon 		1997–2003 [119][120][121]
Rebecca Budig Rebecca Budig 2000 [122]
Tom Büdgen Aleister Black 2016–2021 [123]
Eric Bugenhagen Eric Bugenhagen
Joseph Average
The Nightpanther
Ric Boog
Rick Boogs
Rik Bugez 		2017–2023 [14]
Elijah Burke Elijah Burke 2004–2008 [124][125][126]
Nicholas Busick † Big Bully Busick
Nick Busick 		1979
1991 		[127]
William Calhoun † Haystacks Calhoun 1958
1964–1965
1968–1969
1973–1976
1978
1979 		[128]
Timothy Calkins Jr. † The Zombie 2006
Donald Callis The Jackyl
The General 		1997–1998 [129][130][131]
Christopher Candido † Skip 1995–1996
1997 		[132]
Mark Canterbury Henry O. Godwinn
Mark Canterbury 		1994–1998
2006–2007 		[133][134]
Matthew Cappotelli † Matt Cappotelli 2002–2009 [135]
Matthew Cardona Bret Major
Zack Ryder 		2005–2020
Anthony Carelli Santino Marella 2005–2016 [136]
José Arriaga Rodríguez Hunico
Sin Cara
Sin Cara Negro 		2009–2019 [137]
Stacy Carter The Kat
Miss Kitty 		1999–2001 [138][139]
Scott Casey Scott Casey 1987–1990 [140]
David Cash Kid Kash
David Jericho 		1998
2005–2006 		[141][142]
Jesús Ortiz Jr. Jesus Castillo 1997–1999 [143]
Claudio Castagnoli Antonio Cesaro
Cesaro 		2011–2022
Maurice Catarcio † The Matador 1957–1960 [144]
Paul Centopani Paul Roma 1985–1991 [145]
Rita Chatterton Rita Marie 1984–1986 [146]
Tony Chimel Tony Chimel 1989–2020 [147]
Michael Chioda Mike Chioda 1989–2020
Oliver Claffey Gentleman Jack Gallagher
Jack Gallagher 		2016–2020 [148][149]
Bryan Clark Adam Bomb
Bryan Clark 		1993–1995
2001 		[7][150]
Patrick Clark Jr. Patrick Clark
Velveteen Dream 		2015–2021 [151]
Matthew Clement Mike Dalton
Tyler Breeze 		2010–2021 [152]
Allen Coage † Bad News Brown 1978–1979
1988–1990 		[153]
Randy Colley † Moondog Hawkins
Moondog Rex
Demolition Smash 		1980–1987 [154][155]
Edwin Colón Diego
Primo
Primo Colon 		2007–2020
Orlando Colón Nieves Fernando
Epico
Epico Colon 		2010–2020
Scott Colton Chris Guy
Colt Cabana
Scotty Goldman 		2007–2009 [156][157]
Accie Conner D'Lo Brown
D-Lo Brown 		1995–2003
2008–2009 		[158][159][160]
Americo Constantino Rico 1999–2004 [161]
Robert Conway Jr. Rob Conway
Robert Conway 		1998–2007 [162][163][164]
Ross Cooke Saxon Huxley 2017–2022 [36]
Levi Cooper Tucker
Tucker Knight 		2013–2021 [165]
Marc Copani Muhammad Hassan 2003–2005 [166][167][168]
José Cordero Lince Dorado 2016–2021 [169]
James Cornette Jim Cornette 1993–2005 [170][171][172]
Robert Cortes Bobby Bold Eagle 1968 [173]
Giacomo Costa † Al Costello 1960–1961
1963–1964
1967
1971–1972 		[174][175]
Daniel Covell Conquistador Dos
Chris Daniels 		1998–2000 [19][176]
James Crookshanks J. C. Ice 1995–1997 [177][178]
Ruben Cruz † Ruben Ayala 1974–1975 [179]
Nicholas Cvjetkovich Kizarny
Sinn Bowdee 		2007–2009 [180][181]
Akebono Tarō † Akebono 2005
Company name to Year
Capitol Wrestling Corporation 1953–1963
World Wide Wrestling Federation 1963–1979
World Wrestling Federation 1979–2002
World Wrestling Entertainment 2002–2011
World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE 2011–present
Notes
1 ^ Afa Anoa'i was released from WWE in 2009 after being on the company payroll for years[182]
† ^ Indicates they are deceased
‡ ^ Indicates they died while they were employed with WWE

See also

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