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WWE is a sports entertainment company based in Stamford, Connecticut.[1] Former employees (family name letters I–M) 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, and Chris Benoit.

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

Alumni (I—M)

Stacy Keibler at a WWE house show August in 2005
Ashley Massaro during a WWE house show in November 2005
Mr. Kennedy (standing) wrestling Hardcore Holly at a live event in 2007
Raven competing in the ring on September 2002
The late Andrew Martin also known as Test making his entrance on ECW
Road Warrior Animal in July 2012
Michael Manna, better known as Stevie Richards greeting fans in Seattle, Washington
Rena Greek, better known as Sable on tour in April 1998
Ken Shamrock in 1998 at a WWF event wearing a T-shirt for the UFC 5 pay-per-view where he fought Royce Gracie for half an hour
Kenta Kobayashi, better known as Hideo Itami on the WrestleMania Axxess in 2015
Birth name Ring name(s) Tenure Ref
Curtis Iaukea III † Prince Iaukea
King Curtis Iaukea
The Wizard 		1966
1971–1973
1986–1987
Christopher Irvine Chris Jericho 1999–2005, 2007–2010, 2011–2018
Barney Irwin The Goon 1996–1997
Scott Irwin † Yukon Eric 1978
Francisco Islas Rueda Super Crazy
Histeria
Super Loco 		1997
1998-1999
2005-2008 		[3][4]
Karl Istaz † Karl Gotch 1971–1972
Steven James Lance Cassidy 1992–1993
Frederick Jennetty Marty Jannetty 1987
1988-1992
1993-1994
1995-1997
2005-2007
2009 		[5]
James Janos Jesse Ventura 1983–1990
John Jeter Johnny
Johnny Jeter
Consquitador Dos
Jayden Jeter 		2003–2008 [6]
Mark Jindrak Mark Jindrak 2001–2005 [7][8]
James Johnson † Crazy Luke Graham 1964–1965
1966–1969
1971–1972
1978 		[9][10]
Kenneth Johnson Reverend Slick
Slick 		1986–1993
Larry Johnson † Sonny King 1971–1973
Dawn Johnston Dawn Marie 1986–1987
James Johnston Jim Johnston 1985–2017 [11]
Lauren Jones Lauren Jones 2004–2005
Michael Jones Virgil 1987–1994
2010
Nathan Jones Nathan Jones 2002–2003
William Jones Chilly Willy 2004-2005 [12]
Orlando Jordan Orlando Jordan 2003–2006 [13][14]
Brian Jossie Abraham Washington
A.W. 		2009-2012 [15]
Charles Kalani Jr. † Professor Tanaka
Professor Toru Tanaka 		1967–1968
1969–1970
1972–1974
1977–1978
McRonald Katmaka † Tor Kamata 1976–1977
1980
Matthew Kaye Matt Striker 2005-2013 [16]
Frank Gerdelman Frankie Kazarian 2005 [17]
Lanny Kean Jr. † Cousin Junior
Larry Kean 		1984-1986
Stacy Keibler Stacy Keibler
Super Stacy 		2001–2006
Wayne Keown Uncle Zebekiah
Zeb Colter 		1994–1997
2013–2016 		[18]
Raymond Kessler The Haiti Kid 1971-1972
1975-1977
1981-1987
Kevin Kiley Jr. Alex Riley 2007–2016 [19]
Kenneth Kilpatrick Ken Shamrock 1997–1999 [20]
Gail Kim Gail Kim 2002–2004
2008–2011 		[21]
Eugene Kiniski † Gene Kiniski
Gene Kelly 		1964 [22]
Tomoko Kitamura Lioness Asuka 1987 [23]
Kōji Kitao Kitao 1991
Matthew Korklan[24] Matt Sydal
Evan Bourne 		2008–2014 [25]
Christopher Klucsaritis † Chris Kanyon 1994–1995
2001–2004
Dennis Knight Dennis Knight
Mideon
Phineas I. Godwinn 		1996–2001
Kenta Kobayashi Hideo Itami 2014–2019 [26]
Marianna Komlos † Marianna
Mrs. Cleavage 		1999
Erika Shishido Aja Kong 1995 [27]
Demetrius Korderas Jim Korderas
Jimmy Korderas 		1987-2009 [28]
Ernest Ladd † "Big Cat" Ernie Ladd
"King" 		1964
1968–1970
1972
1975–1976
1978
1980–1981
Philippe Lafon Phil Lafon 1996–1997
Michel Lamarche Alexis Smirnoff 1983–1984
Wallace Lane Stan Lane 1993–1995
John Lanza Blackjack Lanza 1973
1975
Vickie Lara Vickie Guerrero 2005–2014
Bruno Lauer Harvey Wippleman
Herivana 		1991-2015
Thomas Laughlin Tommy Dreamer 1997
2001-2003
2005
2006-2010
2015 		[29]
Joan Laurer † Chyna 1997–2001 [30][31]
Joseph Laurinaitis Animal
The Road Warrior
Road Warrior Animal 		1990-1992
1997-1999
2003
2005-2006
2012 		[32]
Brian Lawler † Brian Christopher
Grand Master Sexay 		1997–2001
2004 		†
Peggy Lee Peggy Lee 1984–1985
Andrew Leavine Andy Leavine
Kevin Hackman 		2010–2012 [33]
Pierre Lafleur Yukon Pierre 1978
Rodney Leinhardt Rodney 1999–2001 [34]
Raymond Leppan Adam Rose 2010–2016 [35]
Edward Leslie Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake
 1984–1990
1991–1993
Seth Lesser Simon Gotch 2013–2017
Scott Levy Johnny Polo
Raven 		1993–1994
2000–2003
Mark Lewin Mark Lewin 1959 [36]
Steven Lewington DJ Gabriel
Steve Lewington 		2005–2010
Ray Liccachelli Doink the Clown (#2)
Ray Liccachelli 		1993–1995
Reginald Lisowski † The Crusher
Crusher Machine 		1963
1986
Thomas Lister Jr. Zeus 1989
Phillip Lloyd Justin Gabriel 2008–2015 [37]
Michael Lockwood † Crash
Crash Holly
Erin O'Grady 		1998–2003
Rochelle Loewen Rochelle Loewen 2004–2005
Vito LoGrasso Vito
Skull Von Krush 		1993
2005–2007 		[38][39]
Steven Lombardi Abe Schwartz
Doink the Clown
Kim Chee
Most Valuable Player
Kangaroo
Boston Brawler
Steve Lombardi
The Brooklyn Brawler 		1983–2016
Joshua Lomberger Josh Matthews
Josh Mathews 		2002–2014 [40]
Mark LoMonaco Bubba Ray Dudley
Buh Buh Ray Dudley 		1997
1999-2005
2015-2016 		[7][41]
Paul London Paul London 2003-2008 [42][43]
Theodore Long[44] Theodore Long 1998–2014 [25]
Gerson Lopez Mascarita Sagrada
Mini Nova 		1997-1999
2005-2006 		[45]
Martin Lunde Arn Anderson 1988–1989
2001–2019 		[46]
Cynthia Lynch Bobcat 1999–2000
Jeremy Lynn Jerry Lynn 1997
2001–2002
Brian Mailhot Palmer Cannon 2005-2006 [47]
Robert Maillet Kurrgan
The Interrogator 		1997–1999 [48][49]
James Manley Jim Powers 1984-1994
Michael Manna Big Stevie Cool
Steven Richards
Stevie Richards 		1997
1999-2008 		[50][51]
Spiros Manousakis Spiros Arion 1966–1967
1974–1975
Greg Marasciulo Trent Barreta 2010-2013 [52]
Joseph Marella † Joey Marella 1983-1994 [53]
Robert Marella † Gorilla Monsoon 1959–1999 [54]
James Maritato Little Guido
Nunzio 		1997
2002-2008
2010-2011 		[55][56]
Pablo Marquez Babu
Pablo Marquez 		1997–1999
Daniel Marsh Dan Marsh
Danny Davis
Mr X 		1985–1995
Debra Marshall Debra 1998–2002
Kristal Marshall Kristal
Kristal Marshall 		2005-2007 [57]
Andrew Martin † Test 1998-2004
2006-2007 		[58][59]
Troy Martin Dean Douglas
Shane Douglas
Troy Martin 		1986
1990–1991
1995
Shelly Martinez Ariel 2005–2007 [60][61]
Ashley Massaro † Ashley
Ashley Massaro 		2005–2008 [62][63]
Thomas Matera Antonio 2005-2006 [64]
Jerry Matthews † Dr. Jerry Graham 1963–1965 [9][65]
Jeannine Mjoseth Mad Maxine 1985
Lauren Mayhew Lauren Mayhew 2009
Michael Mayo Jr. Mike Kruel 2006–2009 [66]
Marissa Mazzola-McMahon Marissa Mazzola 1999-2000
April Mendez AJ
AJ Lee 		2009–2015
Michelle McCool Michelle McCool 2004–2011
Edward McDaniel † Wahoo McDaniel 1965 [67]
Michelle McGuirk Mike McGuirk 1987–1993
Joseph McHugh † Joe McHugh 1975–1984
Velvet McIntyre Velvet McIntyre 1983-1990
Roderick McMahon † Jess McMahon 1952–1954 [68]
Vincent McMahon † Vince McMahon Sr. 1954–1982 [69]
Lance McNaught † Garrison Cade
Lance Cade 		2003–2008
2010 		[70][71]
Marc Mero Marc Mero 1996–1999
Debrah Miceli Alundra Blayze 1993–1995
Linda Miles Linda Miles
Shaniqua 		2002–2004
William Miller † Dr. Bill Miller 1965–1972
Ernest Miller Ernest "The Cat" Miller 2002–2004
Robert Miller Bushwhacker Butch 1988–1996
Craig Minervini Craig DeGeorge 1986–1989
John Minton † Big John Studd
Executioner #2
Chuck O'Connor 		1972
1976–1977
1983–1986
1989
Nicholas Mitchell Mitch 2004–2007 [60][61]
Danielle Moinet Summer Rae 2011–2017 [72]
Carlos Moises Max Moon
Latin Fury 		1992–1993 [73][74][75]
Joseph Mondt † Toots Mondt 1952–1976 [76]
William Moody † Paul Bearer 1990–2002
2003–2005
2010 		[77]
Sean Mooney Sean Mooney 1988–1993
Carlene Moore Jazz 2001–2004
2006–2007 		[78][79][80][81]
Jacqueline Moore Ms. Jackie Moore
Jacqueline 		1993
1998–2004 		[82][83]
Shannon Moore Shannon Moore 2002–2005
2006–2008 		[55][56]
Pedro Morales † Pedro Morales 1959
1963–1964
1970–1974
1980–1982
1986–1987 		[84]
Christopher Mordetzky Chris Masters 2004–2007
2009–2011 		[85]
Lisa Moretti Ivory 1999–2005 [86]
Heidi Morgan Heidi Lee Morgan 1993–1994
Matthew Morgan Matt Morgan 2002–2005 [7][87]
Sean Morley The Big Valbowski
Chief Morley
Val Venis
Sean Morley 		1998–2009 [88]
Daniel Morrison Danny Doring 2005
2006 		[89][90]
William Morrissey Big Cass 2011–2018 [91]
Richard Morton Ricky Morton 1993
1998
Caryn Mower Muffy Mower 2000
Louis Mucciolo Jr. † Louie Spicolli
Rad Radford 		1988–1994
1995-1996
William Mueller Trevor Murdoch 2005–2008 [92][93]
Beverly Mullins Courtney Taylor 2009-2010 [94]
Donald Muraco Don Muraco
The Magnificent Muraco 		1981–1988
Masanori Murakawa The Great Sasuke 1997
George Murdoch[95] Brodus Clay 2006–2008
2010–2014 		[25]
Hoyt Murdoch † Dick Murdoch 1984–1985
Russell Murray Rory McAllister 2005–2008 [50][51]
William Myers † George "The Animal" Steele 1968–1970
1972
1976
1984–1988
1998–1999
James Ellsworth Morris James Ellsworth 2016–2017, 2018
Company name to Year
Capitol Wrestling Corporation 1952–1963
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

References

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