WWE 2K24 Season Pass DLC wrestlers revealed, including CM Punk

2K Sports has detailed its plans for the five DLC packs set to be added to WWE 2K24.

The packs will be included in the WWE 2K24 Season Pass, but players will be able to buy them separately too.

Arguably most notable in the list is the inclusion of CM Punk, whose return to the WWE in November made headlines across the wrestling community. His addition as DLC marks the first time he’s appeared in the main WWE game series since WWE 2K15.

As well as the five packs, the Season Pass also includes the MyRISE Mega-Boost pack (which adds an extra 200 Attribute Points to the game’s story mode) and a SuperCharger, which unlocks all the base game WWE Legends and extra arenas.

The five DLC packs are as follows:

DLC 1: ECW Punk Pack – May 15th

• CM Punk
• Bubba Ray Dudley
• D-Von Dudley
• Sandman
• Terry Funk
• MyFACTION Content – ECW Paul Heyman Manager Card
• MyFACTION Content – Superstar Cards

DLC 2: Post Malone & Friends Pack – June 26

• Post Malone
• Sensational Sherri
• Mosh
• Thrasher
• Honky Tonk Man
• Jimmy Hart Manager
• MyFACTION Content – Superstar Cards

DLC 3: Pat McAfee Pack – July 24

• Pat McAfee
• Playable co-hosts – to be confirmed
• MyFACTION Content – Co-Host Manager Cards
• MyFACTION Content – Superstar Cards

DLC 4: Global Superstars Pack – Sep 20

• Jade Cargill
• Nia Jax
• Michelle McCool
• Carlito
• Kairi Sane
• Lyra Valkyria
• Dragon Lee
• MyFACTION Content – Superstar Cards

DLC 5: WCW Pack – Nov 13

• Diamond Dallas Page
• Iron Sheik
• Mr. Perfect
• Great Muta
• Lex Luger
• MyFACTION Content – Superstar Cards

Further reading

Hands-on: WWE 2K24 aims to be the head of the table

Visual Concepts are sticking with what worked in 2K23 and improving on it

The latest edition of the WWE 2K series will be released on March 8, and will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, Xbox One and PC.

Players who pre-order any edition of the game will get the Nightmare Family Pack, which includes two alternate versions of Cody Rhodes (Undashing and Stardust), the 1976 version of Dusty Rhodes and ‘Superstar’ Billy Graham.

In a recent WWE 2K24 hands-on preview, we said the latest entry “appears to be business as usual”, which we felt was a positive sign given how well-received the previous two WWE 2K games have been.