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There have been rumors of more stars leaving WWE after Ilja Dragunov. This author has spoken to sources within the company and can confirm that, at the time of writing this exclusive, things appear to be heading in a direction where multiple big stars are not planning on re-signing with the company, and they may be leaving as a result.
“There are more stars who are going to be gone after October and by the end of the year. Contracts are coming up, and they will not be re-signed. Two of the names are big on the main roster and currently not planning on re-signing unless things change in a big way. One of those is more in early 2027. There are other names as well, but not as prominent.”
The sources went on to say that while a few of the releases may be a shock, this is TKO’s way of dealing with contracts they feel are too expensive compared to the value that they bring to the company. Triple H, as the company’s creative head, approves who stays and who goes, so he will likely have the final say.
“While a few of them will come as a shock, this is just WWE and TKO’s way of clearing the roster of those they feel are earning more than they should be or those that are not bringing in as much money as usual. From the perspective of stars who are leaving, they feel that being asked to take smaller contracts doesn’t make sense. One such was already seen with Ilja leaving earlier. He’s only the latest. This is going to be the way moving forward. Other than the very top names, no one is secure. Some stars who are not being used regularly are definitely in danger of ending their time with the company soon.”
Currently, fans have to wait and watch, as more updates on the situation are bound to emerge.
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