It has been another year of mass releases for WWE, and today we are going to list every single one of them,

with a slight caveat, when I say every single one, I really mean every single one who had at least one televised appearance to their name.

That means we're missing out on a bunch of Performance Center releases who never quite made the breakthrough onto Evolveve, LFG, NXT or any other

WWE show. But in total, we have 53 names to get through here, so I'm not going to waste any time.

And I'm going to start off by grouping together a bunch of releases who either were part of the

WWID program or were primarily on shows like LFG and Evolve,

to where we just don't have a mass amount of subject matter to break down in individual entries.

So I humbly apologise to these people, but we're kind of throwing them all together here.

Danny Palmer, Zeta Steele, Zara Zacker, BJ Ray, Jintalla,

Draco Knox, Jamar Hampton, Summer Sorrell, Hayes Jameson, Lance Anawaii, Kylie Ray and Bryce Donovan.

Biggest names there are probably Kylie Ray because she was a relatively big name Indy Star and she

was also in AWROWS, briefly, long before joining the

WWID program, but Lance Anahuahe is obviously of the Samoan Wrestling dynasty as well, a guy

who had rotten luck with injuries while training at the performance centre. So there you go, that's our

first big batch. Let's now start breaking these down one by one. Starting off with AOP and Paul Ellering,

that's three people in total. Paul, Acom, Rizar let go by WWE in February. They were brought back to

WWE, actually re-signed in 2022, but they weren't used for over a year until they re-debue

on the programming, and their most prominent

role recently would have come as part of the Final Testament with Carrying Cross and Scarlett.

When all that ended, the AOP disappeared once again and now they are no longer involved

in the company at all.

A deeply strange second run for what initially looked like a very promising powerhouse team in NXT.

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