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Hot on the heels of Danhausen appearing in WWE 2K26‘s Ringside Pass Season 5, Royce Keys and a selection of Create-a-Superstar parts allowing players to make popular Street Fighter characters have dropped in Ringside Pass Season 6.
The somewhat controversial battle pass feature continues to flourish as fans can work their way through XP-based tiers to unlock all manner of items. Season 6? Well that brings more than just Royce Keys.
The free track of the latest WWE 2K26 Ringside Pass Season 6 gives players the chance to unlock:
- Personas featuring alternate, historical looks for Superstars, including AJ Styles Retro, Rhea Ripley ’20, and Eddie Guerrero ’05 will be available for all players to earn and unlock.

While the Premium track allows much more for players willing to buy it:
- Ringside Pass Season 6 introduces the powerhouse leader of the 946, Royce Keys, WWE Hall of Famers, former WWE Tag Team Champions, and two of the most imposing big men of their era, Earthquake and Typhoon, The Natural Disasters, and former AAA World Trios Champion and AAA Latin American Champion Octagón Jr.. All four Superstars are unlocked and available to claim immediately in Tier 1, bringing a combined 43 new moves and taunts with them;
- New Personas including AJ Styles Masked and Bray Wyatt ‘23, plus new creation parts and moves for character customization, RXP boosts, Island VC, MyFACTION tokens, and more;
- New moves including Hellbound, the Butterfly Destroyer, and three variations of the Kata-Ha-Jime.
In perhaps unusual news considering two of WWE’s biggest superstars are playing iconic characters in the new Street Fighter film, neither Cody Rhodes or Roman Reigns are included in the film’s collaboration. Instead, the WWE 2K26 Street Fighter Elite Pack has got Rey Mysterio as Ryu, Bianca Belair as Cammy, Ultimate Warrior as Blanka, and Dominik Mysterio as Ken, and The Rock as M. Bison.
Whether this will change in the future and we’ll see the two superstars as their film alteregos isn’t known now, but considering this is touted as the last Ringside Pass, at least presumably for this title, we may have to wait until WWE 2K27 to see them dressed up with a new moveset.
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