It’s hard to believe that WWE 2K26 has already been out for over a month, but that’s where things stand. And now, 2K Games is getting ready to start Season 2 of its Ringside Pass for WWE 2K26.
To get fans excited, a trailer giving a first look at the new superstars coming to the game, along with the various rewards, has been released.
Starting with the free track, players will be able to earn 60 new rewards, including an updated Oba Femi Saturday Night’s Main Event 2025 Persona card, an Undeniable Basic Pack for MyFACTION, and a Wrestlemania 42 Vol. 1 Basic Pack for MyFACTION.
For Premium Players, there are four new wrestlers coming that will all be unlocked immediately in Tier 1. Those four included former WWE Divas Champion Kelly Kelly and the legendary trio of Demolition (Ax, Smash, and Crush). All four are making their WWE 2K series debut—they’ve been in past WWE games, however.
Also on the Premium track, rewards for Season 2 include Borderlands 4-inspired Wasteland Personas featuring CM Punk as a Ripper, Rhea Ripley as the Ripper Queen, and Becky Lynch as Lilith. The personas all come with unique entrance music, animations, and parts that can be used on custom wrestlers.
Other Premium rewards include:
- Stephanie McMahon’s black corset and thigh-high boots from WrestleMania 32
- Ripple Junction shirts:
- Liv Morgan
- Dominik Mysterio
- Rhea Ripley
- OTC1 Shirt
- Fur Boots (customizable)
- New Moves:
- Amethyst Storm
- Base Drop
As a reminder, players who installed WWE 2K26 before April 15, 2026, will be awarded 20 free tier skips.
Are you excited for Ringside Pass Season 2 in WWE 2K26? Leave your thoughts in the comments below, and in the official Insider Gaming Discord.
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