Over 50 Former WWE Wrestlers File Lawsuit Against WWE, Full List Of Legends

Several WWE legends, including many WWE Hall of Famers, have filed a lawsuit against the WWE. The wrestlers are claiming in the suit that the WWE is at fault for neurological injuries incurred from wrestling.

Bloomberg first reported that 51 different wrestlers have joined a lawsuit claiming that they are suffering from long-term neurological issues, which they say WWE is responsible for. The claim goes on to say that the company then hid those effects and didn't provide proper care. 

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According to the lawsuit, the WWE "placed corporate gain over its wrestlers’ health, safety and financial security, choosing to leave the plaintiffs severely injured and with no recourse to treat their damaged minds and bodies."

The WWE issued a statement to us, saying “This is another ridiculous attempt by the same attorney who has previously filed class action lawsuits against WWE, both of which have been dismissed. A federal judge has already found that this lawyer made patently false allegations about WWE, and this is more of the same.”

You can see the full lawsuit here, and a list of wrestlers in the suit below.

Road Warrior Animal

Paul Orndoff

Ax

Smash/Repo Man

Sabu

Chavo Guerrero Jr

Kamala

Ahmed Johnson

Muhammad Hassan

Butch Reed

Marty Jannetty

One Man Gang

Shane Douglas

Adam Bomb/Wrath/Bryan Clarke

Chavo Guerrero Sr.

Axl Rotten's Estate

Ken Patera

Dave Hebner

Earl Hebner

King Kong Bundy

Rodney Mack

Jazz

Mark Jindrak

Henry Godwin

The Barbarian

The Warlord

Heidenreich

Slick

Johnny The Bull Stamboli

The Berzerker

Tracy Smothers

Jim Powers

Mike Enos

Jim Brunzell

Princess Victoria

Judy Martin

Bobcat

Rex King

Black Bart

Jesse Barr

Outlaw Ron Bass

Donald Driggers

King Kong Mosca

Lou Marconi

Rod Price

Don Leo Jonathan

Omar Atlas

Susan Green

By Sean Ross Sapp

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