WWE ID’s exits continue as two more stars have left the program, former WWE ID Champion Cappuccino Jones and Santi Rivera.
Jones and Rivera announced their departures on social media, with both young stars thanking WWE for the opportunities they’ve been given and the lessons they’ve learned during their time in the program. Jones said he is proud of his two years with the program and looks forward to the next steps in his pro wrestling career.
“After 2 years my time on the WWE ID has come to an end as I have decided to part ways. I am grateful for the knowledge, experience and wisdom I have gained and will take with me for the rest of my career. Thank you WWE! I’m ready for my next cup. Did you dig it? ☕️,” said Jones.
After 2 years my time at WWE ID has come to an end as I have decided to part ways.
I am grateful for all the knowledge, experience and wisdom that I have gained and will take with me for the rest of my career.
Thank you WWE!I’m ready for my next cup.
Do you dig it? ☕️ pic.twitter.com/nyT3RMJhEo
— Cappuccino Jones (@coldbrewjones) October 13, 2026
Rivera, 24, also expressed his gratitude for his time in WWE, acknowledging the producers and Hall of Famers he interacted with during his time there.
“Don’t be sad it’s over, be happy it happened.” Thanks @WWEID, all experience and knowledge will be used and implemented. The growth I’ve experienced as a professional wrestler in the Hall of Famers, producers and trainers I’ve worked with is something I will be forever grateful for,” added Rivera.
“Don’t be sad it’s over, be glad it happened”
Thank you @WWEID: All experience and knowledge will be used and implemented. The growth I’ve experienced as a pro wrestler with the Hall of Famers, producers and coaches I’ve worked with is something I will forever be grateful for. pic.twitter.com/Pbmdx1dbKV
— Santi Rivas (@theSantiRivas) October 14, 2026
Jones was the inaugural WWE ID Champion, holding it for over 230 days. Their exits come on the heels of several other ID stars leaving which includes former WWE ID Women’s Champion Lainey Luck, Marcus Mathersand: Sam “Hardway” Holloway.
