WWE 2K19: Predicting All 152 Superstars Who Will Be Included

42. Chris Jericho

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This is one of the most interesting question marks. Will Chris Jericho be on the roster? If so, which version? We're calling a mix of modern-day and classic.

41. Christian

WWE 2K19 Christian
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WWE's doctors were the ones to call time on Christian's ring career, so the least the promotion can do is ensure 2K put him in the games.

40. Diamond Dallas Page

WWE 2K19 DDP
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As nice as it is to have for old-school hardcore fans, the DDP '92 character is hardly essential. Most prefer playing as his 1998 version, and for good reason.

39. Dusty Rhodes

WWE 2K19 Dusty Rhodes
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Polka dots, polka dots everywhere. In all seriousness, Dusty Rhodes is one of those Legends who will always be in the 2K series.

38. Eddie Guerrero

WWE 2K19 Eddie Guerrero
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Expect Eddie Guerrero to return as an on-disc character in 2K19. The days of using him as DLC (like in 2K17) should be very much over.

37. Edge

WWE 2K19 Edge
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2K can't include Christian and not put Edge on the roster too.

36. Goldberg

WWE 2K19 Goldberg
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After being a pre-order bonus in 2K17 and a Legend in 2K18, Goldberg will be back on the latter stable in 2K19. Deservedly so.

35. Goldust

WWE 2K19 Goldust
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Goldust should get some kind of award for maintaining his status as a member of the active roster in 2018.

34. Hulk Hogan

WWE 2K19 Hulk Hogan
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Maybe Hulk Hogan's return to the WWE Hall Of Fame came too late for 2K to put him in the new game out of the box. That shouldn't stop them from creating a fresh Hulk model and offering him as DLC.

33. Jake Roberts

WWE 2K19 Jake Roberts
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Truthfully, this fan just wants an excuse to use that killer entrance track for CAWs, but it's nice having Jake along for the ride too.

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