Two Big Names Quietly Moved To WWE.com Alumni Section (WWE News)

Bobby Roode and Titus O'Neil have been moved to the Alumni section on WWE.com's roster page.

By Andrew Pollard /

WWE

With neither man having wrestled for several years by this point, WWE has quietly moved Bobby Roode and Titus O'Neil to the Alumni section of its WWE.com roster page.

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If you head over to the Alumni section, you'll now find Robert Roode listed between Rob Gronkowski and Roderick Strong, while Titus O'Neil is sandwiched between Tito Sabatelli and TJP.

In the case of Bobby Roode, the former NXT Champion, WWE United States Champion, and three-time WWE Tag Team Champion last wrestled in the summer of 2022, working against Omos at an Amarillo, Texas live event. As for his last televised match, that was on the SmackDown before WrestleMania 38, where he was a part of the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal. Of course, in more recent years, the 50-year-old has become one of WWE's most trusted backstage producers, as often highlighted in WWE Unreal.

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For Titus O'Neil, he was last in action on a November 2020 edition of WWE Raw, where he came up short against then-United States Champion Bobby Lashley. And while Bobby Roode landed in WWE in 2016, Titus has been with the company dating back to 2009, initially in the FCW developmental system, then the game show version of NXT, before forming the Prime Time Players with Darren Young in 2012 and making the move to SmackDown. During his time with WWE, O'Neil won the WWE Tag Team Championships once (with Young) and was the inaugural WWE 24/7 Champion; that brief 24/7 Title reign brought to an end by Bobby Roode, no less. Titus has served as a global ambassador for WWE since 2019, and the 49-year-old's plentiful charity work in and out of WWE saw him inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2020 as the recipient of the Warrior Award.