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WWE 2K26 gets a Street Fighter DLC pack on 28 October

WWE 2K26’s paid Street Fighter crossover adds five playable wrestler-and-fighter mash-ups plus 15 creation parts on 28 October.

WWE 2K26 wrestler in the ring, official Steam artwork

WWE 2K26 is crossing over with Capcom’s Street Fighter for a paid DLC pack that turns five WWE wrestlers into playable action-figure-inspired fighters. The WWE 2K26 X Street Fighter Elite Pack launches on 28 October and is not included with existing bundles or premium editions, according to 2K.

The five playable additions are The Rock as M. Bison, Rey Mysterio as Ryu, Bianca Belair as Cammy, Ultimate Warrior as Blanka and Dominik Mysterio as Ken. Each gets a dedicated entrance presentation and moveset built around a recognisable Street Fighter technique, including Shinku Hadoken, Psycho Crusher, Spiral Arrow, Electric Thunder and Shoryuken.

The pack also adds 15 Create-a-Superstar parts based on characters including M. Bison, Ryu, Akuma, Vega and Chun-Li. 2K says it will be sold separately, so players need WWE 2K26 plus an internet connection and 2K account to use it. The announcement does not include pricing.

What this means

This is a particularly literal adaptation of the Mattel toy collaboration: the game is not simply adding generic costumes, but presenting five crossover versions as playable characters with their own entrances, special moves and extra creation parts. It gives WWE 2K26 players a compact dose of Street Fighter fan service without changing the game’s core wrestling roster.

Our opinion

The strongest part of this announcement is its clarity. Five familiar WWE names get instantly readable fighting-game identities, and the extra creation parts give the pack more use than a handful of alternate skins. The catch is the separate purchase: until 2K confirms pricing, this looks more like a fun crossover curiosity than essential content for every player.