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List of former WWE personnel (S–Z)

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WWE is an entertainment company based in Stamford, Connecticut that is primarily involved in the business of professional wrestling[1] Former employees (family name letters S–Z) 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 Owen Hart, Eddie Guerrero, Chris Benoit, and Bray Wyatt.

Those who made appearances without a contract and those who were previously released but are currently employed by WWE are not included.

Alumni (S–Z)

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Mercedes Varnado, better known as Sasha Banks at a live event in May 2017
 
David Smith, better known as "The British Bulldog" Davey Boy Smith, signing autographs
 
WWE Hall of Famer Patricia Stratigias, better known as Trish Stratus, posing with American soldiers in Afghanistan
 
WWE Hall of Famer Hossein Vaziri, better known as The Iron Sheik, on WWE Raw in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
 
WWE Hall of Famer Tamara Sytch also known as Sunny at the Big Apple Convention in Manhattan, October 2, 2010
 
Rob Van Dam at the WrestleMania 23 event
 
Leon White, better known as Vader, gesturing at the crowd
 
Lisa Marie Varon better known as Victoria, during a WWE house show in 2006
 
Sean Waltman better known as X-Pac, in 2007
Birth name Ring name(s) Tenure Ref
Gary Sabaugh The Italian Stallion 1994–1995
Amanda Saccomanno Mandy Rose 2015–2022 [3]
Jerome Saganovich Jerry Sags 1990–1993
Masanori Saito † Masa Saito 1981–1984
Kazma Sakamoto Sakamoto 2011–2013 [4]
Ryan Sakoda † Sakoda 2003–2004
Bruno Sammartino † Bruno Sammartino 1959–1988
David Sammartino David Sammartino
Bruno Sammartino Jr. 		1984–1985
Allen Sarven Al Snow
Avatar
Leif Cassidy
Shinobi
Steve Moore
Five Star Ninja 		1993
1995-1997
1998-2008 		[5]
Akio Sato Sato
Shinja 		1990–1991
1994–1995
Shigeki Sato Dick Togo 1998 [6]
Perry Satullo Perry Saturn 2000–2002 [7]
Hugo Savinovich Hugo Savinovich 1997–2011
Ashely Sebera Dana Brooke 2013–2023 [8]
Luke Scarpa † Chief Jay Strongbow 1970–1977
1979–1984
1993–1994
Noah Schiavone Tony Schiavone 1989–1990
Sherri Russell † "Sensational" Sherri Martel 1987–1993
David Schultz "Dr. D" David Schultz 1984–1985 [9]
Mikel Scicluna † "Baron" Mikel Scicluna 1965–1970
1972
1975–1983
Jeffrey Sciullo Elias
Elias Samson
Ezekiel
El Vagabundo 		2014–2023 [10]
Kurt Sellers James Curtis
KC James 		2006-2008 [11][12]
Peter Senerchia Tazz 1996
1999–2009
Daniel Severn Dan "The Beast" Severn 1998–1999
Patty Seymour Leilani Kai 1985–1989
1994
Marina Shafir Marina Shafir 2018–2021 [13]
Michael Shane Jake Gymini 2005–2007 [14][15]
[16]
Todd Shane Jesse Gymini 2005-2007 [14][16]
[15]
Michael Sharpe † "Iron" Mike Sharpe 1983–1995
Michael Shaw † Bastion Booger
Friar Ferguson 		1993–1994
Kensuke Shinzaki Hakushi 1994–1996
Lawrence Shreve Abdullah the Butcher 1972
1985 		[17][18]
Walter Sieber † Waldo Von Erich 1964–1966
1969–1975
William Sierra Bill Alfonso 1993
Gurvinder Sihra Gurv Sihra
Sunil Singh 		2016–2021 [13]
Harvinder Sihra Harv Sihra
Samir Singh 		2016–2021 [13]
Paulo César da Silva Giant Silva 1998–1999 [19][20]
Brandon Silvestry Kaval
Low-Ki 		2008–2010 [21]
Ronald Simmons Faarooq
Faarooq Asaad
Ron Simmons 		1996–2004
2006–2009 		[22]
Dean Simon Dean Malenko 2000–2019 [23]
Rhonda Sing † Bertha Faye 1995–1996 [24][25]
Arnold Skaaland † Arnold Skaaland 1963–1994
Charles Skaggs 2 Cold Scorpio
Flash Funk 		1996–1999
2006–2007 		[26]
Jon Skrypnyk Jon Cutler
Prime Cut 		2008–2009
Steven Slocum Jackson Andrews 2009–2011
Ashton Smith Ashton Smith 2018–2022 [27]
Aurelian Smith Jr. Jake "The Snake" Roberts 1986-1992
1996-1997
Chloe Smith Dani Luna 2019–2022 [27]
David Smith † The British Bulldog
Davey Boy Smith 		1984–1988
1990–1992
1994–1997
1999–2000
Harry Smith DH Smith
David Hart Smith 		2006–2011
2021 		[28][29]
Michael Smith Sam Houston 1987–1989
1991
Robin Smith Rockin' Robin 1987–1990
Timothy Smith † Timothy Well
Rex King 		1987–1988
1993–1995
William Smithson † Moondog Spike 1981
James Snuka Deuce
Sim Snuka 		2005–2009 [30]
Lisa Sole Victoria 2000–2009 [31]
Chris Spradlin Kassius Ohno 2011-2013
2016-2020 		[32]
Edward Spulnik † Killer Kowalski
Executioner 		1957–1958
1962–1964
1968–1970
1974–1977 		[33]
Tracy Smothers † Freddie Joe Floyd
Tracy Smothers 		1996–1997
1999–2000
William Snip † Billy Red Lyons 1984–1992
Eugene Snitsky Gene Snitsky
Snitsky 		2004–2008 [34][35]
Merced Solis Tito Santana
El Matador 		1979–1980
1983–1993
1997–1998
Daniel Solwold Jr. Austin Aries 2016–2017 [36]
Monty Sopp Billy Gunn
Billy G
Billy
Mr. Ass
Rockabilly 		1993–2004
2012–2015 		[37]
Charles Spencer Tony Mamaluke 2005
2006-2007 		[14][15]
[38]
Daniel Spivey Danny Spivey
Waylon Mercy 		1985–1988
1995
Rycklon Stephens Ezekiel
Ezekiel Jackson 		2008–2014 [39][40]
Herman Stevens Jr. Clarence Mason 1996–1997
Kia Stevens Kharma 2010–2012 [41]
Carl Stevens † Ray Stevens 1967
1972–1973
1982
Peter Stilsbury Outback Jack 1986–1988
George Stipich † Stan Stasiak 1971–1979
Shawn Stipich Meat
Planet Stasiak
Shawn Stasiak 		1999
2001-2002 		[42]
Sarah Stock Sarah Stock 2015–2020 [43][44]
Stephon Strickland Isaiah "Swerve" Scott 2019–2021 [45]
Kevin Sullivan † Kevin Sullivan 1975–1976
Sharmell Sullivan Sharmell
Sharmell Sullivan
Queen Sharmell 		2001
2005–2007 		[46][47]
[48]
Thomas Sullivan † Johnny Valiant
Johnny V
Luscious Johnny
John L. Sullivan 		1968-1970
1972
1974-1975
1978-1981
1984-1988 		[49][50]
[51]
John Sutton † Oliver Humperdink 1987–1988
Hiroko Suzuki Hiroko 2004–2005 [52]
Kenzo Suzuki Kenzo Suzuki 2004–2005 [52][53]
Richard Swann Rich Swann 2015–2018 [54]
Tamara Sytch Sunny
Tamara Murphy 		1994–1998
Robert Szatkowski Rob Van Dam 2001–2007
2013–2014 		[55]
Debbie Szestecki Debbie Combs 1986–1987
Terry Szopinski The Warlord 1988–1992
Yoshihiro Tajiri Yoshihiro Tajiri
Tajiri
Tajiri Claus 		1997
2001–2005
2006
2016–2017 		[56]
Patrick Tanaka Tanaka 1990–1992
1993–1994
Papaliitele Taogaga Siva Afi
High Chief Afi 		1985–1988
Noriyo Tateno Noriyo Tateno 1988
David Taylor Dave Taylor 2006-2008 [57][58]
Genichro Shimada Tenryu 1991
1993–1994
John Tenta Jr. † Canadian Earthquake
Earthquake
Golga 		1989–1993
1994
1998–1999
2001 		[19][20]
Phillip Theis Damien Demento 1992–1993
Bradley Thomas Bradley Jay
Jay Bradley
Ryan Braddock 		2005–2009 [59][60]
Sylvester Terkay Sylvester Terkay 2006–2007 [61]
Taryn Terrell Tiffany 2007–2010 [62]
Eric Thompson Rick Victor
Viktor 		2011–2019 [63]
Axel Tischer Alexander Wolfe
Axel Tischer 		2015–2021 [64]
John Toland James Dick 2003–2006 [65]
Chris Tolos † Chris Tolos 1963–1964
John Tolos † John Tolos
The Coach 		1963–1964
1973–1974
1990–1991
Travis Tomko Tyson Tomko 2002–2006 [66]
Roderick Toombs † "Rowdy" Roddy Piper 1984–1996
2003
2005–2014
Dionicio Torres Psicosis 2005-2006 [67]
Camille Tourville † Tarzan Tyler 1965–1966
1971–1972
Eric Tovey † Lord Littlebrook 1960s–1970s
1986–1987
Ray Traylor Jr. † Big Boss Man
The Bossman 		1988–1993
1998–2003
Clifford Treiber Domino 2005–2008
2010 		[11][12][68]
Shian-Li Tsang † Mrs. Yamaguchi-San 1998 [6]
Gabbi Tuft Tyler Reks 2008–2012 [69]
John Tunney Jr. † Jack Tunney 1984–1995
Luis Ignacio Uribe Sin Cara 2010–2014 [70][71]
Joseph Utsler Shaggy 2 Dope 1998 [72]
Gertrude Vachon † Luna Vachon 1993–1994
1997–2000 		[73]
Sione Vailahi The Barbarian
Sione 		1988–1992
1994–1995
Levis Valenzuela Jr. Levis Valenzuela Jr.
No Way Jose 		2015–2020 [74]
Mercedes Varnado Sasha Banks 2012–2022 [75]
Hossein Vaziri † Col. Mustafa
Iron Sheik
Great Hussien the Arab 		1979–1980
1983–1987
1988
1991–1992
1996–1998
Cain Velasquez Cain Velasquez 2019–2020 [76]
Shane Veryzer Shane Thorne
Slapjack 		2016–2021 [45]
Thea Vidale Mama Benjamin 2006 [77]
Daniel Vidot Xyon Quinn 2018–2024 [78]
Richard Vigneault "The Model" Rick Martel 1980–1982
1986–1995
Adnan Virk Adnan Virk 2021 [79]
Kevin Wacholz Nailz 1992
Feicheng Wang Ru Feng 2021–2022 [80][81]
Yanbo Wang Boa 2016–2024 [82]
James Ware Koko B. Ware 1986–1994
Charles Warrington Beaver Cleavage
Chaz
Headbanger Mosh
Chaz Ware 		1993
1995–2001
2016
Tyler Warner Brad Maddox
Lord Ruffus
Joshua Kingsley 		2010–2015 [83]
Dennis Waters† Johnny Powers 1964
Katarina Waters Katie Lea Burchill
Katie Lea 		2008–2010 [84]
Gavin Watkins Flash Morgan Webster 2018–2022 [27]
William Watts Jr. Bill Watts 1964–1965
1995
Erik Watts Troy 1995—1996 [85][86]
Alicia Webb Ryan Shamrock 1998–1999
Benjamin Webb Trent Seven 2016–2022 [27]
Amy Weber Amy Weber 2004–2005 [87]
Édouard Ignacz Weiczorkiewicz† Edouard Carpentier 1967-1968
1985–1992
George Wells George Wells 1985–1986
Cory Weston Blake
Cory Weston
Wesley Blake 		2013–2021 [88]
Pezavan Whatley † Pez Whatley 1990–1991
John Watson Mikey Whipwreck 1996
Daniel Wheeler Dash Wilder 2014–2020 [89]
Lawrence Whistler Larry Zbyszko 1974–1980
Anthony White Saba Simba
Tony Atlas 		1980-1982
1983-1987
1990-1991
2008-2010 		[90]
Bill White † Wild Bill White 1971–1975
Edward White † Moondog King 1981
Leon White † Vader 1996–1998
2005
Timothy White † Tim White 1985–2009 [91][92]
Brian Wickens Bushwhacker Luke 1988–1996
Charles Wicks Chad Dick 2004-2006 [65]
Stephanie Wiand Stephanie Wiand 1994–1995 [93]
Matthew Wiese Luther Reigns 2004-2005 [94]
Paul Wight Big Show
Paul Wight 		1999-2007
2008-2021 		[95]
Del Wilkes † The Patriot 1997–1998
Brennan Williams Brennan Williams
Dio Madden
Mace
ma.çé
Marcellus Black 		2016–2023 [96]
Steven Williams † "Dr. Death" Steve Williams 1998–1999
2003
2006
Torrie Wilson Torrie Wilson 2001–2008
2009 		[97][98]
Barry Windham Barry Windham
Blackjack Windham
The Stalker
The Widowmaker 		1984-1985
1989-1990
1996–1998
2008 		[99]
Robert Windham † Big Machine
Blackjack Mulligan 		1971
1975
1982
1984–1987
Jonathan Wisniski Greg "The Hammer" Valentine 1975
1979
1981–1982
1984–1992
1993–1994
John Wisniski † Johnny Valentine 1959–1962
1965–1966
Kelly Wolfe Wolfie D 1995
1996–1997 		[86][100]
Les Wolff † "Beautiful" Buddy Wolfe 1972–1973
Bruce Woyan † "Bulldog" Buzz Sawyer 1984
Charles Wright The Godfather
The Goodfather
Kama
Kama Mustafa
Papa Shango 		1991-1993
1995-1996
1997-2001
2002 		[101]
Chris Wright C. W. Anderson
Christopher W. Anderson 		2004–2007 [14][15][102]
Drake Wuertz Drake Wuertz 2014–2021 [103]
Juanita Wright † Sapphire 1989–1990
Lena Yada Lena Yada 2005–2008 [104][105]
Naofumi Yamamoto[106] Yoshi Tatsu 2009–2014 [107]
Itsuki Yamazaki Itsuki Yamazaki 1987–1988
Brian Yandrisovitz Brian Knobbs 1990–1993
Jie Yin Erica Yan 2021–2022 [80][81]
Takao Yoshida Taka Michinoku 1997–2002 [108][109]
Johnnie Young † Mae Young 1999–2013
Richard Young Ricky Ortiz 2007-2009 [110]
James Yun Akio
Jimmy Wang Yang
Yang 		2003–2005
2006–2010 		[84]
Thomas Zenk † Tom Zenk 1986–1987 [111]
Xia Zhao Xia Li 2017–2024 [112]
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
WWE 2011–present
Notes
† ^ Indicates they are deceased
‡ ^ Indicates they died while they were employed with WWE

See also

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