There have been a bunch of releases made by WWE since January, and one of those former stars recently confirmed initial plans to turn him heel.

Elektra Lopez rounds out the current list of WWE releases and contract non-renewals. Having previously wrestled in Ring of ...

So with that in mind, here's the extensive list of wrestlers who WWE has released in 2025 so far, starting with the ...

Hudson had been in WWE for six years. The former Chase U member was actually on the main roster as Brendan Vink. He was associated with MVP for a while and he even got a victory over Ricochet and ...

Former WWE NXT Tag Team Champion Duke Hudson was reportedly released by the Stamford-based company in January 2025. The Australian professional wrestler recently took to X (FKA Twitter) and posted ...

The move ends Hudson's six year tenure with WWE, which saw him also work under his real name, Brendan Vink, on WWE's main roster, and find success in "NXT" as a member of the popular stable Chase ...

Duke Hudson is gone from WWE. This is per Fightful Select's Sean Ross Sapp, who noted that he's been released and that "the move actually happened in January". As of writing, WWE has not commented ...

Hudson formerly wrestled under his real name Brendan Vink, and was part of the ... to the WWE main roster in March of 2020 alongside Shane Thorne, but the team disbanded not long after.

Duke Hudson (real name Brendan Vink) was released by WWE at some point in January ... partially as a partner for Shane Thorne, an alliance with MVP, and trying out a character of a card shark with ...

Duke Hudson (real name Brendan Vink) has parted ways with WWE. As previously reported here on eWn, WWE released Hudson in January. News about his departure is only now surfacing, and the reasons ...

Hudson signed with WWE in 2019, debuting in NXT on a house show. He went on to work as enhancement talent on WWE Raw during the COVID-19 pandemic under his real name, Brendan Vink. His highest-profile ...