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WWE wrestlers question ID program after two departures
WWE wrestlers have raised questions about the WWE ID program after Laynie Luck and Marcus Mathers left it.
The program is connected to WWE, the US-based professional wrestling company.
Luck held the WWE Women’s ID Championship for 320 days before losing it to Monica Monroe on October 3.
WWE later decided not to renew Luck’s contract.
Mathers, a 22-year-old wrestler who also competes for independent promotions, announced that his time with the program had ended after nearly two years.
Their exits have raised concerns internally about the program.
The sources do not say whether WWE will change it or what will happen next.
Multiple WWE wrestlers have reportedly questioned the WWE ID program after the departures of Laynie Luck and Marcus Mathers.
Luck’s contract will not be renewed, following a 320-day run as WWE Women’s ID Champion.
Luck lost the championship to Monica Monroe on October 3.
Mathers announced that his time with WWE ID had ended after nearly two years in the program.
Fightful Select reported that the departures raised concerns internally at WWE.
- Who
- WWE wrestlers, Laynie Luck and Marcus Mathers
- What
- Wrestlers reportedly questioned the WWE ID program after Luck and Mathers left it.
- When
- The report was published on October 10, 2026; Luck lost her title on October 3.
- Where
- WWE; the wrestlers’ questions were reported as internal.
- Why
- The departures of Luck and Mathers raised concerns about the program.
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Multiple WWE Superstars have questioned the WWE ID program following the departures of Laynie Luck and Marcus Mathers. The departures of the 320-day Women’s ID Champion and 22-year-old indie standout raised concerns internally.
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- Laynie Luck's championship reign
- 320 days as WWE Women’s ID Champion
- Title change
- Luck lost the title to Monica Monroe on October 3
- Marcus Mathers's time in WWE ID
- Nearly two years
- Report date
- October 10, 2026










