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Marcus Mathers leaves WWE ID program after two years
Marcus Mathers has left WWE ID, a program that gives independent wrestlers financial and other support.
The Philadelphia-born wrestler said on social media that his time in the program ended this week after two years.
He thanked WWE and said he gained knowledge, friendships and memories during that time.
Mathers was among the program’s original talents, announced in October 2024.
WWE ID wrestlers may eventually be offered a full-time place in NXT, but no such offer for Mathers is mentioned.
He has already wrestled for NXT and continues to appear for independent promotions.
Mathers said he had matches scheduled against Amazing Red and Nick Gage, as well as bouts on Sunday and Monday.
Marcus Mathers announced that his time with WWE ID had ended as of the week of October 9, 2026.
Mathers said he had spent two years in the program and thanked WWE for the experience, knowledge and friendships.
He said he had trained at The Dungeon and planned to take bookings broadly, saying he was ready to fight anyone.
Mathers wrestled a dark match before WWE NXT on October 6, 2026, and had also appeared on WWE EVOLVE.
His departure came a day after Laynie Luck’s exit from the program was reported.
- Who
- Marcus Mathers, a professional wrestler
- What
- He announced that his time with the WWE ID program had ended.
- When
- The week of October 9, 2026
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Mathers was among the original talents announced for the WWE ID program.
Mathers wrestled a dark match before WWE NXT.
Laynie Luck’s departure from WWE ID was announced.
Mathers announced on social media that his time with WWE ID had ended.
- Program
- WWE ID
- Time in program
- Two years, according to Mathers
- NXT dark match
- October 6, 2026
- Original program announcement
- October 2024
- Other recent departure
- Laynie Luck
What people are saying
As of this week, my time with WWEID has come to an end.
I’m going to show up EVERYWHERE to fight ANYONE.
Sources
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