List of former WWE personnel (D–H)

WWE is a sports entertainment company based in Stamford, Connecticut.[1] Former employees (family name letters D–H) 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 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, Chris Benoit and Bray Wyatt.

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

Alumni (D-H)

Bryan Lloyd Danielson also known as Daniel Bryan in October 2016 at the Phoenix Comic Con

Edward Smith Fatu also known as Umaga at a WWE Raw house show

WWE Hall of Famer Mary Lillian Ellison, better known as The Fabulous Moolah, at a Houston, Texas airport

Dory and Terry Funk in Hall of Fame 2009

WWE Hall of Famer Eddie Guerrero at a live event in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada

Chyna at King of the Ring with Eddie Guerrero

Layla at a live event in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

WWE Hall of Famer Bret Hart at a live event

Owen Hart at a live event

Juventud Guerrera

Aron Steven Haddad also known as Damien Sandow cutting a promo on Raw in February 2013

Birth name	Ring name(s)	Tenure	Ref
Lou D'Angeli	Sign Guy Dudley	1996 2006–2010
Satender Dagar	Jeet Rama	2015–2021	[3]
Ariya Daivari	Ariya Daivari	2016–2021	[4]
Kavita Dalal	Kavita Devi	2017–2021	[5]
William Daley	Billy Silverman	1997
Brianna Danielson	Brie Bella	2007–2023	[6]
Bryan Danielson	Daniel Bryan	2009–2010 2010–2021
A. J. Francis	Top Dolla	2020–2022 2022–2023	[7]
Tenille Dashwood	Emma	2011–2017 2022–2023	[7]
Billy Darnell ^†	Billy Darnell	1961	[8][9]
Barry Darsow	Demolition Smash Repo Man	1987–1993 2001 2007	[10][11]
Tony Dawson	Tony Dawson Tony Luftman	2012–2013
Stephanie De Landre	Persia Pirotta	2021–2022	[12]
Ruethann DeBona	Rue DeBona	2003–2004	[13][14]
Serena Deeb	Serena Serena Deeb	2009–2010 2017–2020
Colin Delaney	Colin Delaney	2007–2008	[15][16] [17]
José Delgado Saldaña	Essa Rios Mr. Agulia, Aguila Papi Chulo	1997–2001
Héctor del Mar	Héctor del Mar	1990-94, 2006-2010
William DeMott II	Bill DeMott Hugh Morrus Crash the Terminator	1995 2001–2007 2011–2015	[18][19]
Edward Dennis	Eddie Dennis	2018–2022	[20]
Dominic DeNucci ^†	Dominic DeNucci	1967–1972 1974–1982	[21][22] [23]
Michael DePoli	Antoni Polaski Roadkill	2005–2008	[24][25]
Amale Dib	Amale	2020–2022	[20]
Theodore DiBiase	Ted DiBiase	1979 1987–1996	[26][27] [28]
Theodore DiBiase Jr.	Ted DiBiase Jr. Ted DiBiase	2008–2013	[29]
John DiGiacomo	Jameson	1992	[30]
Kathy Dingman	B.B. Barbara Bush	2000	[31][32]
Nicholas Dinsmore	Eugene Nick Dinsmore	1999 2004–2007 2009 2013–2014
Rebecca DiPietro	Rebecca Rebecca DiPietro	2006–2007	[33][34] [35]
Steven Doll ^†	Steven Dunn	1993-1995	[36]
Mascarita Dorada	El Torito	2013–2016	[37]
Joseph Dorgan	Johnny Parisi Joe Dorgan	1995 2005-2006	[38][39]
Kara Drew	Cherry Cherry Pie	2005–2008	[15][16] [40]
Michael Droese	Duke Droese	1994-1996	[41][42]
Darren Drozdov ^†	Puke Droz	1998–1999
James Dudley ^†	James Dudley	1960	[43]
James Duggan Jr.	"Hacksaw" Jim Duggan	1987–1993 2006–2009 2011–2012
Jessamyn Duke	Jessamyn Duke	2018–2021	[5]
Michael Durham ^†	Johnny Grunge	1999	[44][45]
Bill Dunn	Bill Dunn	1988–1997	[46]
Živilė Raudoniené	Aksana	2009–2014	[47]
William Eadie	Demolition Ax The Masked Superstar Super Machine Bolo Mongol	1973 1983–1984 1986–1990	[48]
Linda Edwards	Linda McMahon	1980–2009	[49]
Conrad Efraim ^†	S. D. Jones Special Delivery Jones	1974–1988 1990	[50][51] [52][53]
Layla El	Layla	2006–2015
Adnan El Farthie^†	Billy White Wolf General Adnan	1976–1977 1990–1991	[54][55][56][57]
Mary Ellison ^†	The Fabulous Moolah The Spider Lady	1955–1987 1998–2007	[58][59] [60]
Jonathon Emminger	Lucky Cannon Johnny Prime	2008–2011
Michael Enos	Blake Beverly	1991–1993	[61]
William Ensor ^†	Buddy Landel	1995–1996	[62]
Jose Estrada Jr.	Jose Estrada Jr.	1997–1999	[63]
José Estrada Sr.	Jose Estrada	1978–1990	[64][65] [66]
Kristin Eubanks	Krissy Vaine	2006–2007	[67][68] [69]
Sidney Eudy ^†	Sid Sid Justice Sycho Sid	1991–1992 1995–1997 2012	[70][71]
Tyrone Evans	Michael Tarver	2008–2011	[72]
Lance Evers	Lance Storm	2001–2005 2019–2020	[73][74] [75]
Page Falkinburg	Diamond Dallas Page	2001–2002 2012 2015 2016	[76][77]
James Fanning	Jimmy Valiant	1971–1972 1973–1975 1979	[78][79] [80]
Edward Farhat ^†	The Sheik	1964–1969 1973–1974	[81]
Roy Farris	The Honky Tonk Man	1986–1991 1997–1998 2001 2008	[82][83] [84]
Edward Fatu ^†	Jamal Umaga	1995–1996 2001–2003 2005–2009	[85]
Samuel Fatu	The Tonga Kid Tama	1983–1988
Solofa Fatu Jr.	Fatu Rikishi Rikishi Phatu The Sultan	1992–1998 1999–2004	[86]
Raymond Fernandez ^†	Hercules Hercules Hernandez	1985–1992	[87][88]
David Ferrier ^†	Jimmy Del Ray	1993-1995
Kevin Fertig	Kevin Thorn Mordecai The Vampire Vengeance Seven Thorn	2000–2005 2006–2009	[89]
Brittany Fetkin	Devin Taylor	2013–2015
Tonga Fifita	Haku King Haku King Tonga	1985–1992 2001–2002	[90][91]
Howard Finkel ^†	Howard Finkel The Fink	1977–2020	[92]
Stephanie Finochio	Trinity	2005–2007	[93][94] [95]
Jillian Fletcher	Jillian Hall Jillian	2003–2010	[96]
David Fliehr	David Flair	2001–2002	[97][98]
Richard Fliehr	Ric Flair	1991–1993 2002–2009 2012–2021	[99]
Angela Fong	Miss Angela Savannah	2007–2010	[100] [101]
Kevin Foote	Kevin Kelly	1996–2003
Chad Fortune	Travis	1995–1996	[102][103] [104]
Francine Fournier	Francine	2006	[105][106]
Joe Fowler	Joe Fowler	1993	[107]
Anthony Francis	A. J. Francis Top Dolla	2020–2023	[7]
Keith Franke Jr. ^†	Adrian Adonis	1982–1987	[108]
Nelson Frazier Jr. ^†	Big Daddy V King Mabel Mabel Viscera	1993–1996 1998–2000 2004–2008	[109][110] [111]
Stanley Frazier ^†	Uncle Elmer	1985-1986	[112][113]
Jeremy Fritz	Eric Young	2016–2020 2022–2023	[114]
Harry Fujiwara ^†	Mr. Fuji	1972–1974 1977–1978 1981–1996	[115]
Robert Fuller	Tennessee Lee	1998	[116]
James Fullington	The Sandman	2005–2007	[105][117]
Dorrance Funk Jr.	Dory Funk Jr. Hoss Funk	1986 1996 1998–1999
Terrence Funk ^†	Terry Funk Chainsaw Charlie	1972–1973 1985–1986 1997–1998 2006
Douglas Furnas ^†	Doug Furnas	1996–1997
Jazzy Gabert	Jazzy Gabert	2017-2018 2019-2020	[118]
Jean Gagné ^†	Frenchy Martin	1987–1990
Scott Garland	Scott Taylor Scotty 2 Hotty	1997–2007 2016–2021	[119]
Santana Garrett	Santana Garrett	2019–2021
Shad Gaspard ^†	Shad Gaspard Shad	2003–2010	[96]
Peter Gasperino	Pete Gas	1999-2001	[120]
Jacquelyn Gayda	Miss Jackie Jackie Gayda	2002–2005	[121][122]
Terrance Gerin	Rhyno	2001–2005 2015–2019
Ruben Gibson	Robert Gibson	1993 1998 2007	[123][124]
Thomas Gilbert Jr. ^†	Eddie Gilbert	1981–1983
Glenn Gilbertti	Glenn Gilberti	1992	[125]
Duane Gill	Gillberg Duane Gill Executioner #1	1992–1994 1998–2000
Joy Giovanni	Joy Giovanni	2004–2005	[121][126]
Claude Giroux	Dink the Clown Little Hulkster The Macho Midget Tiger Jackson	1982–1985 1992–1996
Lionel Giroux ^†	Little Beaver	1963 1966–1973 1982–1983 1985 1987	[127]
Richard Gland ^†	Dick Brower Bulldog Brower	1966–1967 1969–1971 1978–1982	[128][129]
René Goguen	René Duprée	2002–2007	[130][131]
Jorge González ^†	Giant Gonzales	1993
Eduardo González Hernández	Juventud Juventud Guerrera	2005–2006	[132][133]
Jonathan Good	Dean Ambrose	2011–2019	[134]
Luther Goodall ^†	Luther Lindsay	1959
Frank Goodish ^†	Bruiser Brody	1976–1977	[135]
Terry Gordy Jr.	Jesse Slam Master J Jesse Dalton Ray Geezy	2005-2010	[136]
Terry Gordy ^†	The Executioner Terry Gordy	1984 1996
Edward Gossett ^†	Eddie Graham	1959–1960 1964–1965 1970–1971 1972
Zachary Gowen	Zach Gowen	2003–2004
Derek Graham-Couch	Robbie McAllister	2005–2008	[15][16]
George Gray	Akeem One Man Gang	1987–1990 2001
Lionel Green	Lio Rush	2017–2020	[114]
Zachary Green	Nash Carter	2020–2022	[137]
Rena Greek	Sable	1996–1999 2003–2004
Barri Griffiths	Mason Ryan	2009–2014	[138]
Victor Grimes	Key	1999
Todd Grisham	Todd Grisham	2004–2011	[139]
Robert Gronkowski	Rob Gronkowski	2020	[140]
Nidia Guenard	Nidia	2001–2004
Eduardo Guerrero Llanes ^‡	Eddie Guerrero	2000–2001 2002–2005 ^‡	^[citation needed]
Héctor Guerrero Llanes	The Gobbledy Gooker	1990 2001
Salvador Guerrero III ^†	Chavo Classic Chavo Guerrero Sr.	2004
Salvador Guerrero IV	Chavo Guerrero Kerwin White	2001–2011	[141]
Charles Haas II	Charlie Haas	2000–2005 2006–2010	[142]
Aron Haddad	Aaron Stevens Damien Mizdow Damien Sandow Idol Stevens Macho Mandow	2002–2007 2010–2016	[37]
Sean Haire ^†	Sean O'Haire	2001–2004
Donald Hager Jr.	Jack Swagger	2006–2017	[143]
Scott Hall ^†	Scott Hall Razor Ramon	1992–1996 2002	[144][145]
Mike Halac ^†	Mantaur Tank Goldust's bodyguard	1994–1997
Tony Halme ^†	Ludvig Borga Ludwig Borge	1993-1994
Rafael Halperin ^†	Rafael Halperin	1950s	[146][147] [148]
Joseph Hamilton Jr.	Nick Patrick	2001–2008	[109][110]
Thomas Hannifan	Tom Phillips	2012–2021
Gurjit Hans	Tiger Ali Singh	1997–2002
Ib Hansen ^†	Eric the Red	1970
John Hansen II	Stan Hansen	1976 1981
Judy Hardee	Judy Martin	1981–1982 1985 1987–1989
Albert Hardie Jr.	Albert Hardie Jr. Jordan Myles	2019	[149]
Jeffrey Hardy	Jeff Hardy	1994–2003 2006–2009 2017–2021	[150]
Matthew Hardy	Matt Hardy Ingus Jynx	1994–2005 2005–2010 2017–2020	[151]
James Harrell	Boris Zhukov	1987–1990	[152]
Brian Harris	Chainz (Fake) Undertaker	1994 1997–1998
Christopher Harris	Braden Walker	1996 2008	[153][154]
Donald Harris	8-Ball Don Harris Jacob Blu Jared Grimm	1995 1996 1997–1999
Houston Harris ^†	Bobo Brazil	1963–1968 1976–1977 1984
James Harris ^†	Kamala	1984 1986–1988 1992–1993 2001 2005 2006
Richard Harris	Black Bart	1989–1991
Ronald Harris	Eli Blu Jason Grimm Ron Harris Skull	1995 1996 1997–1999
Bret Hart	Bret "The Hitman" Hart	1984–1997 2010
Bruce Hart	Bruce Hart	1993
James Hart	Jimmy Hart	1985–1993
Keith Hart	Keith Hart	1993
Owen Hart ^‡	The Blue Blazer Owen Hart	1988–1989 1992–1999 ^‡	[155]
David Harwood	Scott Dawson	2012–2020	[156]
Stokely Hathaway	Malcom Bivens	2019–2022	[12]
Kazuhiro Hayashi	Kaz Hayashi Shiryu	2001	[157]
Alfred Hayes ^†	Lord Alfred Hayes	1982–1995
Trisa Hayes	Beulah McGillicutty	1997 2005–2006
William Haynes III	Billy Jack Haynes	1986–1988
David Heath	Gangrel Black Phantom The Druid	1993–1995 1998–2001 2004–2007	[158][159] [160]
David Hebner ^†	Dave Hebner	1986–2005	[161]
Earl Hebner	Earl Hebner	1988–2005	[162]
Raymond Heenan ^†	Bobby Heenan	1984–1993
Laurence Heffernan ^†	Roy Heffernan	1960–1961 1963–1964 1967	[163][164]
Brian Heffron	The Blue Meanie	1998–2000 2005
Michael Hegstrand ^†	Hawk Road Warrior Hawk	1990–1992 1997–1999 2003
Jon Heidenreich	Heidenreich	2003–2006	[165]
James Hellwig ^†	The Ultimate Warrior Dingo Warrior	1987–1991 1992 1996
Christina Hemme	Christy Hemme	2004–2005	[166]
Xia-Louise Henderson	Xia Brookside	2018–2022	[20]
Curtis Hennig ^†	Curt Hennig Mr. Perfect	1981–1984 1988–1996 2002	[144]
Joseph Hennig	Curtis Axel Joe Hennig Michael McGillicutty	2007–2020	[167]
Larry Hennig ^†	Larry Hennig	1965 1973–1974
John Hennigan	John Hennigan John Morrison Johnny Blaze Johnny Nitro Johnny Spade Johnny Superstar	2002–2011 2019–2021	[168]
Mark Henry	Mark Henry Markswoggle	1996–2021
Mickie Henson ^†	Mickie Henson Mickey Jay	1992-1993 2005–2009	[169]
Ronald Herd ^†	Ron Bass	1987–1989
Amelia Herr	Sloane Jacobs	2022	[170]
Michael Hettinga	Mike Knox	2005–2010	[171]
Melissa Hiatt	Missy Hyatt	1987
Dean Higuchi ^†	Dean Ho	1973–1975
Sōjirō Higuchi	Ikemen Jiro	2020–2023
John Hill ^†	Jerry Valiant	1979 1984–1985	[172]
James Hines	Bobby Fulton	1997
Daniel Hollie	Danny Basham	2003–2007	[158][159] [173]
Robert Horne	Mo	1993–1996
Barry Horowitz	Barry Horowitz Barry Hart	1979 1982–1983 1987–1990 1992–1997
Malia Hosaka	Malia Hosaka	1999
Robert Howard Jr.	Bob Holly Bombbastic Bob Hardcore Holly Thurman "Sparky" Plugg	1994-2009	[174]
Lance Hoyt	Vance Archer	2009–2010	[96]
Jonathan Huber ^†	Harper Luke Harper	2012–2019	[175]
Maven Huffman	Maven	2001–2005	[121][176]
Jonathan Hugger	Johnny Stamboli	2001–2004
Curtis Hughes	Mr. Hughes	1993 1997 1999–2000
Elizabeth Hulette ^†	Miss Elizabeth	1985–1989 1991–1992	[177]
Michael Hutter	Derrick Bateman EC3	2009–2013 2018–2020	[114][178]
Curtis Hussey	Fandango Johnny Curtis	2006–2021	[4]
Matthew Hyson	Spike Dudley	2001–2005	[121][179]
Kevin Federline	Kevin Federline	2006–2007
Floyd Mayweather Jr.	Floyd "Money" Mayweather	2008 2009

Company name to Year
Capitol Wrestling Corporation	1953–1963
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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