WWE 2K26 adds Street Fighter Elite Pack with five crossover Personas

2K released the WWE 2K26 x Street Fighter Elite Pack on October 28, adding five Street Fighter-inspired Personas to WWE 2K26 across all platforms. The pack is available as a standalone purchase and brings new movesets, entrance animations, music and Create-a-Superstar parts that can also be assigned to custom Superstars.

The publisher says the pack brings together “two fighting worlds” and ties into Mattel’s WWE x Street Fighter action figure series. 2K also says the launch arrives as the Street Fighter movie is now in theaters, making this a crossover built around the wider Street Fighter spotlight rather than a one-off skin pack.

Each of the five Personas reimagines a WWE Superstar as a Street Fighter character, with themed attacks and presentation elements attached to each one. The pack is built to work inside WWE 2K26’s Creation Suite as well as in regular matches, so the crossover content is not limited to pre-set characters.

The five Street Fighter Personas in WWE 2K26

The main draw is the line-up itself. 2K has matched five Superstars with Street Fighter roles and built new animations and moves around each pairing.

• Rey Mysterio as Ryu — Rey takes on the wandering warrior look and comes with Ryu’s signature moves, including Shinku Hadoken and Tatsumaki Senpukyaku.
• Dominik Mysterio as Ken — Dominik’s persona uses Ken’s flashy arsenal, including Shoryuken, Dragonlash and OD Jinrai.
• The Rock as M. Bison — The Rock becomes Shadaloo’s longtime leader, with Psycho Crusher, Double Knee Press and Devil Reverse.
• Ultimate Warrior as Blanka — Ultimate Warrior channels Blanka’s feral energy and includes Electric Thunder and Rolling Attack.
• Bianca Belair as Cammy — Bianca Belair steps into Cammy’s role with Spiral Arrow and Spin Knuckle.

2K’s descriptions lean into each wrestler’s image. Rey is framed as the globe-trotting fighter in a gi, Dominik is cast as Ken in a rivalry setup with Ryu, The Rock is described as “The Street Fighter Boss meets The Final Boss,” and Bianca’s Cammy version is built around speed, precision and power.

Create-a-Superstar and Create-an-Entrance support

The pack goes beyond the five featured Personas. 2K says the same movesets, entrance jumbotrons and Street Fighter music will be available for use in Create-a-Superstar and Create-an-Entrance, letting players use the crossover presentation on original creations as well.

That is paired with a set of extra cosmetics. The DLC includes 15 additional Create-a-Superstar parts inspired by Street Fighter characters such as Akuma, Vega and Chun-Li.

• Ryu Top
• Ryu Pants
• Ryu Headband
• Ryu Fingerless Gloves
• Bison Top
• Bison Pants
• Bison Cape
• Bison Boots
• Akuma Neckbeads
• Vega Mask
• Chun-Li Wristbands
• Chun-Li Hair Buns
• Chun-Li Dress
• Chun-Li Boots

That list gives the pack more than a simple character swap. The gear set covers pieces for Ryu, M. Bison, Akuma, Vega and Chun-Li, which should give creators more options when building Street Fighter-inspired wrestlers or mixing those parts into original designs.

Launch details for the crossover pack

2K says the WWE 2K26 x Street Fighter Elite Pack launched on October 28 and is available on all platforms. The publisher also says it can be purchased on its own, rather than only through a larger edition or season pass bundle.

The timing, the licensing and the Creation Suite support all point in the same direction: this is a crossover meant to be used, not just collected. WWE 2K26 players who spend time making custom wrestlers, entrances and presentation setups now have a new themed set built around one of fighting games’ most recognisable series, alongside the five featured Superstars and their Street Fighter movesets.