List of WWE alumni (I–M)

WWE is a sports entertainment company based in Stamford, Connecticut.^[1] Former employees (family name letters I–M) in WWE consist of professional wrestlers, managers, play-by-play and color commentators, announcers, interviewers, referees, trainers, script writers, executives, and board of directors.

WWE talents' contracts range from developmental contracts to multi-year deals.^[2] They primarily appeared on WWE television programming, pay-per-views, and live events, and talent with developmental contracts appeared at WWE NXT (formerly Florida Championship Wrestling), or they appeared at WWE's former training facilities: Deep South Wrestling, Heartland Wrestling Association, International Wrestling Association, Memphis Championship Wrestling, or Ohio Valley Wrestling. When talent is released of their contract, it could be for a budget cut, the individual asking for their release, for personal reasons, time off from an injury, or retirement. In some cases, talent has died while they were contracted, such as Brian Pillman, Owen Hart, Eddie Guerrero, and Chris Benoit.

Those who made appearances without a contract and those who were released but are currently employed are not included.

List of WWE alumni

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

Alumni (I—M)

Jeff Jarrett arriving at the Family Arena in St. Charles, Missouri for an event

Mickie James during a WWE event in June 2009

The New Age Outlaws Road Dogg and Billy Gunn getting ready for a match in 1999

Stacy Keibler at a WWE house show August in 2005

Ashley Massaro during a WWE house show in November 2005

Bobby Lashley at the Tribute to the Troops show in Baghdad, Iraq

Mr. Kennedy (standing) wrestling Hardcore Holly at a live event in 2007

Raven competing in the ring on September 2002.

The late Andrew Martin also known as Test making his entrance on ECW

Road Warrior Animal in July 2012

Michael Manna, better known as Stevie Richards greeting fans in Seattle, Washington

Rena Greek, better known as Sable on tour in April 1998

Ken Shamrock in 1998 at a WWF event wearing a T-shirt for the UFC 5 pay-per-view where he fought Royce Gracie for half an hour.

Birth name	Ring name(s)	Tenure	Ref
Curtis Iaukea, III^†	Prince Iaukea King Curtis Iaukea The Wizard	1966 1971–1973 1986–1987
Barney Irwin	The Goon	1996–1997
Scott Irwin^†	Yukon Eric	1978
Francisco Islas Rueda	Super Crazy Histeria Super Loco	1997 1998-1999 2005-2008	[3][4]
Karl Istaz^†	Karl Gotch	1971–1972
Mickie James	Mickie James	2003–2010	[5]
Steve James	Lance Cassidy	1992–1993
Frederick Jennetty	Marty Jannetty	1987 1988-1992 1993-1994 1995-1997 2005-2007 2009	[6]
James Janos	Jesse Ventura	1983–1990
Jeffrey Jarrett	Jeff Jarrett	1993-1996 1997-1999	[7]
John Jeter	Johnny Johnny Jeter Consquitador Dos Jayden Jeter	2003–2008	[8]
Mark Jindrak	Mark Jindrak	2001-2005	[9][10]
James Johnson^†	Crazy Luke Graham	1964–1965 1966–1969 1971–1972 1978	[11][12]
Kenneth Johnson	Reverend Slick Slick	1986–1993
Larry Johnson	Sonny King	1971–1973
Dawn Johnston	Dawn Marie	1986–1987
Lauren Jones	Lauren Jones	2004–2005
Michael Jones	Virgil	1987–1994 2010
Nathan Jones	Nathan Jones	2002–2003
William Jones	Chilly Willy	2004-2005	[13]
Orlando Jordan	Orlando Jordan	2003-2006	[14][15]
Brian Jossie	Abraham Washington A.W.	2009-2012	[16]
Charles Kalani, Jr.^†	Professor Tanaka Professor Toru Tanaka	1967–1968 1969–1970 1972–1974 1977–1978
McRonald Katmaka^†	Tor Kamata	1976–1977 1980
Maria Kanellis	Maria	2004–2010	[17]
Patty Seymour	Leilani Kai	1985–1989 1994
Matthew Kaye	Matt Striker	2005-2013	[18]
Frank Gerdelman	Frankie Kazarian	2005	[19]
Lanny Kean, Jr.†	Cousin Junior Larry Kean	1984-1986
Stacy Keibler	Stacy Keibler Super Stacy	2001–2006
Steve Keirn	Doink the Clown Skinner	1991–1993, 2011-present
Kevin Foote	Kevin Kelly	1996–2003
Wayne Keown	Uncle Zebekiah Zeb Colter	1994–1997 2013–2016	[20]
Raymond Kessler	The Haiti Kid	1971-1972 1975-1977 1981-1987
Kevin Kiley, Jr.	Alex Riley	2007-2016	[21]
Kenneth Kilpatrick	Ken Shamrock	1997–1999	[22]
Gail Kim	Gail Kim	2002-2004 2008-2011	[23]
Eugene Kiniski^†	Gene Kiniski Gene Kelly	1964	[24]
Michael Penzel	Corporal Kirchner RT Reynolds	1985–1987	[25]
Lioness Asuka	Lioness Asuka	1987	[26]
Kōji Kitao	Kitao	1991
Matthew Korklan[27]	Matt Sydal Evan Bourne	2008–2014	[28]
Christopher Klucsaritis†	Chris Kanyon	1994–1995 2001–2004
Tyler Kluttz	Brad Maddox Lord Ruffus Joshua Kingsley	2010–2015	[29]
Dennis Knight	Dennis Knight Mideon Phineas I. Godwinn	1996–2001
Marianna Komlos†	Marianna Mrs. Cleavage	1999
Erika Shishido	Aja Kong	1995	[30]
Demetrius Korderas	Jim Korderas Jimmy Korderas	1987-2009	[31]
Jack Korpela	Jack Korpela	2006–2011	[32]
Władek Kowalski†	Killer Kowalski Executioner	1957–1958 1962–1964 1968–1970 1974–1977	[33]
Andres Labrakis	Spiros Arion	1966–1967 1974–1975
Ernest Ladd†	"Big Cat" Ernie Ladd "King"	1964 1968–1970 1972 1975–1976 1978 1980–1981
Philip Lafon	Phil Lafon	1996–1997
Michel Lamarche	Alexis Smirnoff	1983–1984
Wallace Lane	Stan Lane	1993–1995
Justin Rocheleau	Bam Neely	2008-2009	[34]
Buddy Landel	Buddy Landel	1995–1996	[35]
John Lanza	Blackjack Lanza	1973 1975
Franklin Lashley	Bobby Lashley Lashley	2004-2008	[36][37]
Larry Booker^†	Moondog Spot	1981 1984–1987
Bruno Lauer	Harvey Wippleman Herivana	1991-2015
Thomas Laughlin	Tommy Dreamer	1997 2001-2003 2005 2006-20102015	[38]
Joan Laurer^†	Chyna	1997-2001	[39][40]
Joseph Laurinaitis	Animal The Road Warrior Road Warrior Animal	1990-1992 1997-1999 2003 2005-2006	[41]
Brian Lawler	Brian Christopher Grand Master Sexay	1997–2001 2004
Peggy Lee	Peggy Lee	1984–1985
Andrew Leavine	Andy Leavine Kevin Hackman	2010–2012	[42]
Pierre Lafleur	Yukon Pierre	1978
Brian Harris	Chainz (Fake) Undertaker	1994 1997–1998
Rodney Leinhardt	Rodney	1999–2001	[43]
Raymond Leppan	Adam Rose	2010–2016	[44]
Edward Leslie	Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake	1984–1990 1991–1993
Scott Levy	Johnny Polo Raven	1993–1994 2000–2003
Mark Lewin	Mark Lewin	1959	[45]
Steven Lewington	DJ Gabriel Steve Lewington	2005–2010
Ray Liccachelli	Doink the Clown (#2) Ray Liccachelli	1993–1995
Reginald Lisowski	The Crusher Crusher Machine	1963 1986
Tom Lister, Jr.	Zeus	1989
Paul Lloyd, Jr.	Justin Gabriel	2008–2015	[46]
Michael Lockwood†	Crash Crash Holly Erin O'Grady	1998–2003
Rochelle Loewen	Rochelle Loewen	2004–2005
Vito LoGrasso	Vito Skull Von Krush	1993 2005–2007	[47][48]
Steve Lombardi	Abe Schwartz Doink the Clown Kim Chee Most Valuable Player Kangaroo Boston Brawler Steve Lombardi The Brooklyn Brawler	1983–2016
Josh Lomberger	Josh Matthews Josh Mathews	2002–2014	[49]
Mark LoMonaco	Bubba Ray Dudley Buh Buh Ray Dudley	1997 1999-2005 2015-2016	[9][50]
Paul London	Paul London	2003-2008	[51][52]
Theodore Long[53]	Theodore Long	1998–2014	[28]
Gerson Lopez	Mascarita Sagrada Mini Nova	1997-1999 2005-2006	[54]
Guadalupe Robledo	Jose Lothario	1996–1997
Cynthia Lynch	Bobcat	1999–2000
Jeremy Lynn	Jerry Lynn	1997 2001–2002
Brian Mailhot	Palmer Cannon	2005-2006	[55]
Robert Maillet	Kurrgan The Interrogator	1997–1999	[56][57]
James Manley	Jim Powers	1984-1994
Michael Manna	Big Stevie Cool Steven Richards Stevie Richards	1997 1999-2008	[58][59]
Gregory Marasciulo	Trent Barreta	2010-2013	[60]
Joseph Marella†	Joey Marella	1983-1994	[61]
Robert Marella†	Gorilla Monsoon	1959-1999	[62]
James Maritato	Little Guido Nunzio	1997 2002-2008 2010-2011	[63][64]
Pablo Márquez	Babu Pablo Marquez	1997–1999
Dan Marsh	Dan Marsh Danny Davis Mr X	1985–1995
Debra Marshall	Debra	1998–2002
Kristal Marshall	Kristal Kristal Marshall	2005-2007	[65]
Andrew Martin†	Test	1998-2004 2006-2007	[66][67]
Judy Hardee	Judy Martin	1981–1982 1985 1987–1989
Troy Martin	Dean Douglas Shane Douglas Troy Martin	1986 1990–1991 1995
Shelly Martinez	Ariel	2005-2007	[68][69]
Ashley Massaro	Ashley Ashley Massaro	2005-2008	[70][71]
Thomas Matera	Antonio	2005-2006	[72]
Jerry Matthews†	Dr. Jerry Graham	1963–1965	[11][73]
Jeannine Mjoseth	Mad Maxine	1985
Lauren Mayhew	Lauren Mayhew	2009
Michael Mayo, Jr.	Mike Kruel	2006-2009	[74]
Michelle McCool	Michelle McCool	2004–2011
Edward McDaniel†	Wahoo McDaniel	1965	[75]
Michelle McGuirk	Mike McGuirk	1987–1993
Joseph McHugh^†	Joe McHugh	1975–1984
Velvet McIntyre	Velvet McIntyre	1983-1990
Roderick McMahon†	Jess McMahon	1952–1954	[76]
Shane McMahon	Shane McMahon Shane Stevens	1990–2010	[77]
Vincent McMahon†	Vince McMahon Sr.	1954–1982	[78]
Lance McNaught†	Garrison Cade Lance Cade	2003-2008 2010	[79][80]
Nick McNeil	Percy Watson	2009–2013	[81]
Marc Mero	Marc Mero	1996–1999
Rena Greek	Sable	1996–1999 2003–2004
Debra Miceli	Alundra Blayze	1993–1995
Linda Miles	Linda Miles Shaniqua	2002–2004
William Miller^†	Dr. Bill Miller	1965–1972
Ernest Miller	Ernest "The Cat" Miller	2002–2004
Robert Miller	Bushwhacker Butch	1988–1996
Craig Minervini	Craig DeGeorge	1986–1989
John Minton†	Big John Studd Executioner #2 Chuck O'Connor	1972 1976–1977 1983–1986 1989
Nicholas Mitchell	Mitch	2004–2007	[68][69]
Jeannine Mjoseth	Mad Maxine	1985
Carlos Moises	Max Moon Latin Fury	1992–1993	[82][83][84]
Joseph Mondt^†	Toots Mondt	1952–1976	[85]
William Moody^†	Paul Bearer	1990–2002 2003–2005 2010	[86]
Sean Mooney	Sean Mooney	1988–1993
Carlene Moore	Jazz	2001–2004 2006–2007	[87][88][89][90]
Jacqueline Moore	Ms. Jackie Moore Jacqueline	1993 1998-2004	[91][92]
Shannon Moore	Shannon Moore	2002–2005 2006–2008	[63][64]
Pedro Morales	Pedro Morales	1959 1963–1964 1970–1974 1980–1982 1986–1987	[93]
Christopher Mordetzky	Chris Masters	2004–2007 2009–2011	[94]
Lisa Moretti	Ivory	1999–2005	[95]
Heidi Morgan	Heidi Lee Morgan	1993–1994
Matt Morgan	Matt Morgan	2002–2005	[9][96]
Sean Morley	The Big Valbowski Chief Morley Val Venis Sean Morley	1998–2009	[34]
Dan Morrison	Danny Doring	2005 2006	[97][98]
Richard Morton	Ricky Morton	1993 1998
Caryn Mower	Muffy Mower	2000
Louis Mucciolo, Jr.†	Louie Spicolli Rad Radford	1988–1994 1995-1996
William Mueller	Trevor Murdoch	2005–2008	[99][100]
Donald Muraco	Don Muraco The Magnificent Muraco	1981–1988
Masanori Murakawa	The Great Sasuke	1997
George Murdoch[101]	Brodus Clay	2006–2008 2010–2014	[28]
Hoyt Murdoch†	Dick Murdoch	1984–1985
Russell Murray	Rory McAllister	2005–2008	[58][59]
William Myers	George "The Animal" Steele	1968–1970 1972 1976 1984–1988 1998–1999

Company name to Year
Capitol Wrestling Corporation	1952–1963
World Wide Wrestling Federation	1963–1979
World Wrestling Federation	1979–2002
World Wrestling Entertainment	2002–2011
WWE	2011–present
Notes
† ^ Indicates they are deceased.
‡ ^ Indicates they died while they were employed with WWE.

See also

• List of WWE personnel

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External links

• WWE alumni at WWE.com
• WWE alumni by decade at onlineworldofwrestling.com