WWE 2K26 Patch 1.19 adds Danhausen’s voice, classic Hardy entrances, and Island shop items, plus stability and performance improvements.
WWE 2K26 Update 1.15: Full Patch Notes
WWE 2K26 Patch 1.19 adds entrances for the 2000 versions of Matt Hardy, Jeff Hardy, and Lita, representing Team Xtreme. They also fixed several jukebox typos and added audio for Danhausen, so you can hear him curse his opponents in-game.
The update also adds a Shawn Michaels persona. The Heartbreak Kid wears his teal-blue gear from WWE SummerSlam 1995, where he faced Razor Ramon in a Ladder Match for the WWE Intercontinental Championship. The Randy Orton 2005 persona also receives an update, adding his proper tattoos. These personas are exclusive to MyFaction.
Read the full notes below:
General
- Stability and Performance Improvements
The Island
- New shop items added
Audio
- Added Danhausen’s unique voice to his efforts and lines in gameplay;
- Addressed spellings of Superstar music track names, including Beautiful Life, Seth Rollins ‘12, and Amazing Remix.
Presentation
- Updated Tron for the Bella Twins tag entrance
Cutscenes
- Brand New Entrances Released for:
- Matt Hardy ‘00
- Matt Hardy ‘00 + Jeff Hardy ‘00 + Lita ‘00 (Trio)
- Matt Hardy ‘00 + Jeff Hardy ‘00 (Tag)
- Addressed reported concern where only a single Superstar displays for Team Xtreme ‘00 (Tag or Trio) within
- Create an Entrance and Create a Victory
- Addressed a reported concern of a MyPLAYER disappearing during a post-match cutscene in The Island
- Addressed reported concerns regarding animations occurring during the Island gameplay
Misc
- Mattel Goldberg Persona added for retail locker code promotion
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