THE ROSTER

Gómez Palacio, Durango, Mexico

175 cm (5 ft 9 in)

Andrade El Idolo comes from a family of luchadores and began wrestling at just 13 years old. His career took him through Mexico and Japan before success in WWE, where he captured the NXT and United States Championships. His style blends the movement of lucha libre with powerful strikes and the ability to dictate a match's pace. With a deep wrestling heritage and experience on major international stages, Andrade brings a distinctive pedigree to WSW.

Chico, California, USA

183 cm (6 ft 0 in)

Brian Cage has built an international career around the contrast between his heavyweight physique and his athletic range. A former IMPACT World and X Division Champion, he has also competed in Lucha Underground, AEW and Ring of Honor. His background spans singles competition and championship-winning teams, giving him experience against an unusually wide range of opponents. In WSW, that combination of size, versatility and experience makes Cage a demanding test for anyone across the ring.

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

180 cm (5 ft 11 in)

Buddy Matthews took his Melbourne wrestling roots onto the international stage, becoming known to WWE audiences as Murphy. His career there included NXT and Raw Tag Team Championship reigns, as well as a Cruiserweight Championship victory in front of a home-city crowd at Super Show-Down. His powerful build and fast, precise offence have helped distinguish him across weight divisions. Matthews brings that combination of Australian roots and international achievement to WSW.

Adachi, Tokyo, Japan

172 cm (5 ft 8 in)

BUSHI combines a striking masked identity with a fast, lucha-influenced style. His career began in All Japan Pro Wrestling before he became a familiar name in NJPW, collecting the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship and championship honours in tag team competition. His elaborate masks and sudden bursts of offence make him instantly recognisable. Alongside his Los Tranquilos de Japon teammates, BUSHI brings extensive experience from Japanese and Mexican wrestling to WSW.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

170 cm (5 ft 7 in)

Cassie Lee's journey began in Sydney and took her to some of wrestling's biggest stages. Known in WWE as Peyton Royce, she became a Women's Tag Team Champion alongside Billie Kay at WrestleMania 35. Her training included time with Lance Storm in Canada, building on the foundations of her Australian career. With her distinctive personality and international experience, Lee brings a recognisable connection between Australia's wrestling scene and the global stage to WSW.

Auckland, New Zealand

180 cm (5 ft 11 in)

HENARE brings the intensity of New Zealand's wrestling scene to an international stage. He established himself in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, where his run with United Empire led to success as both NEVER Openweight Champion and IWGP Tag Team Champion. His direct, physical approach is built for hard-fought contests, with powerful strikes at the centre of his offence. For WSW audiences, HENARE represents a homegrown Australasian talent who has earned his place against world-class opposition.

Atlanta, Georgia, USA

196 cm (6 ft 5 in)

Moose made the transition from professional football to professional wrestling after a career in the NFL, bringing the size and athleticism of an elite offensive lineman into the ring. He went on to become a TNA World Champion, establishing himself against some of the industry's most experienced competitors. His blend of explosive movement, strength and big-match experience makes him a formidable addition to WSW's international roster.

Belfast, Northern Ireland

160 cm (5 ft 3 in)

Myla Grace developed her craft on the British and Irish independent scene before expanding her career internationally. Her experience includes Over The Top Wrestling, appearances in WWE's NXT UK and a spell in Japan with Marigold. She has also competed in TNA, adding another major platform to her growing résumé. That varied background gives the Belfast performer experience across different wrestling styles and audiences as she steps into WSW competition.

Brussels, Belgium

193 cm (6 ft 4 in)

Ricky Sosa rose through the European independent scene after making his debut in 2021, earning the wXw European Championship along the way. His crowd-driven entrance helped introduce him to a wider international audience, but his progress has also been backed by success inside the ring. With appearances in TNA adding to his growing experience, the Belgian performer brings youthful confidence and a rapidly developing international reputation to the WSW roster.

Adachi, Tokyo, Japan

175 cm (5 ft 9 in)

RYUSEI is an emerging member of Los Tranquilos de Japon, developing his career alongside Tetsuya Naito and BUSHI. The son of Mexican luchador Zumbido, he began travelling with the group as a trainee in 2025 before making his official debut in Milan in January 2026. His Japanese debut followed in NOAH that February. With a wrestling family background and established international mentors, RYUSEI brings a new generation's ambition to the WSW roster.

Houston, Texas, USA

178 cm (5 ft 10 in)

Sammy Guevara began his wrestling career in 2010 and trained through Booker T's Reality of Wrestling. He became a prominent part of AEW's early years, later winning the TNT Championship three times. His international experience also includes AAA, where he held the Cruiserweight Championship, and Ring of Honor tag team competition. That record across multiple promotions brings a broad range of experience and an established big-event pedigree to his WSW appearances.

Chicago, Illinois, USA

170 cm (5 ft 7 in)

Scarlett Bordeaux brings theatrical confidence and an unpredictable presence to the ring. Her career has included appearances for WWE and Major League Wrestling, with her long-running association with Killer Kross making the pair instantly recognisable to audiences around the world. As a competitor, her technical offence includes Scarlett's Web. Whether wrestling or influencing the action at ringside, Scarlett knows how to command attention and make herself part of the story.

Sioux Falls, South Dakota, USA

170 cm (5 ft 7 in)

Shayna Baszler brought a professional mixed martial arts background into wrestling, developing a reputation for controlling opponents on the mat and targeting submissions. Known as the Queen of Spades, she became both an NXT Women's Champion and a WWE Women's Tag Team Champion. Her Kirifuda Clutch reflects a style built around creating openings and ending contests decisively. Baszler's combat-sports experience gives the WSW roster a competitor with a very different route to the ring.

Adachi, Tokyo, Japan

180 cm (5 ft 11 in)

Tetsuya Naito is one of Japanese wrestling's most recognisable personalities. After debuting for New Japan Pro-Wrestling in 2006, he founded Los Ingobernables de Japon and built a career featuring IWGP Heavyweight and Intercontinental title reigns, G1 Climax victories and major main-event appearances. His relaxed attitude can give way to sudden, decisive offence, including Destino. With Los Tranquilos de Japon, Naito brings his distinctive charisma and championship experience to WSW audiences.

Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

170 cm (5 ft 7 in)

Zoey Serrano established herself internationally as Zoey Stark, combining athletic offence with the experience earned on the independent circuit. Her WWE career included victory over Toni Storm at NXT TakeOver: Stand & Deliver and a reign as NXT Women's Tag Team Champion alongside Io Shirai. Now competing under the Serrano name, she brings that record of high-level competition and a determined approach to the WSW ring.