WWE 2K26 X Street Fighter Elite Pack 15 Oct 2026, 17:15

WWE 2K26 x Street Fighter Elite Pack verschijnt op 28 oktober

WWE 2K26 x Street Fighter Elite Pack verschijnt op 28 oktober

2K Games releases the WWE 2K26 x Street Fighter Elite Pack on 28 October as standalone DLC, with crossover skins and Create-a-Superstar parts.

  • The DLC launches on 28 October and will be sold separately, outside existing bundles and premium editions.
  • The pack includes Street Fighter-inspired versions of The Rock, Rey Mysterio, Bianca Belair, Ultimate Warrior, and Dominik Mysterio, plus 15 Create-a-Superstar parts.

What happened

2K Games has announced a crossover DLC for WWE 2K26 called the WWE 2K26 x Street Fighter Elite Pack. The release is scheduled for 28 October. In the source material, the pack is presented as a collaboration between WWE 2K26 and Street Fighter, with the crossover focusing on new skins and extra parts for the creation suite.

According to the available information, the pack will be sold as a standalone purchase. That means the DLC is not included in existing bundles or premium editions of WWE 2K26. That makes this release different from many other expansions that are tied to a season pass, deluxe edition, or premium bundle. A price has not yet been announced, so only the release date and separate sale format are confirmed for now.

The contents include Street Fighter-inspired versions of The Rock, Rey Mysterio, Bianca Belair, Ultimate Warrior, and Dominik Mysterio. In addition, 15 Create-a-Superstar parts are being added, with references to Street Fighter characters such as Akuma, Vega, and Chun-Li. The source context also notes that the designs are based on the Mattel Elite Collection WWE x Street Fighter figures, making the link between the game content and the merchandise line explicit.

The accompanying video description in the source adds one more detail: Cody Rhodes does not get a Street Fighter skin in this pack. In that same context, his Guile association in the film and earlier cosplay during WWE live events are mentioned, but that does not change the confirmed contents of the DLC itself. For the announced pack, the five WWE variants listed above and the 15 Create-a-Superstar parts remain the concrete, confirmed items.

Timeline

  • 2026-10-15: 2K Games announces the WWE 2K26 x Street Fighter Elite Pack as a crossover DLC for WWE 2K26.

  • 2026-10-15: The first content details are shared, including five Street Fighter-inspired WWE variants and 15 Create-a-Superstar parts.

  • 2026-10-15: The source states that the pack will be sold as a standalone purchase and is not included in existing bundles or premium editions.

  • 2026-10-15: The source notes that the designs are based on the Mattel Elite Collection WWE x Street Fighter figures.

  • 2026-10-28: Planned release date for the DLC as a separate purchase.

Background

The crossover ties into the broader Street Fighter campaign across games and merchandise. In the source material, the pack is explicitly linked to the Mattel Elite Collection WWE x Street Fighter figures, meaning the DLC is being positioned not just as a game expansion, but also as an extension of an existing product line. That makes the collaboration between 2K Games, WWE, and Street Fighter part of a wider cross-promotion across the same brands.

The pack’s content focuses on recognizable WWE names getting a Street Fighter makeover. The Rock, Rey Mysterio, Bianca Belair, Ultimate Warrior, and Dominik Mysterio are named in the source as the five confirmed variants. The extra 15 Create-a-Superstar parts are meant for players who want to build their own characters using elements referencing Akuma, Vega, and Chun-Li. That means the DLC combines fixed skins with separate creation-suite parts.

The source context also notes that Cody Rhodes does not receive a Street Fighter skin, despite his Guile association in the film and earlier cosplay during WWE live events. That detail is separate from the official contents list, but it does confirm that the character selection was intentionally limited to the five WWE variants named above. For now, the only confirmed release detail is that the pack arrives on 28 October; the source gives no price, no extra release specifics, and no additional content beyond the items listed.

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Sources

  • Gamespot: We’re Getting A WWE And Street Fighter Crossover, And It’s Pretty Weird
  • YouTube: WWE Entrances, video with additional context on the DLC contents