AEW Star Lio Rush Reveals WWE 2K25 Motion Capture Work, Including Bloodline Member’s Entrance

One Big Thing

AEW wrestler Lio Rush has confirmed his involvement in WWE 2K25’s development, revealing he performed motion capture work for several superstar entrances and movesets, including what appears to be Bloodline member Tama Tonga’s entrance.

Key Details

• WWE 2K25 launches next Friday
• Tama Tonga’s entrance was recently revealed in a first-look video
• Rush responded to the video, confirming his mocap work
• The AEW star previously appeared in WWE 2K19 as DLC

Direct Quote

“The community has done right by me. I’ve got a few entrances and a plethora of move sets I was able to mocap for this game. Hope I did right by you,” Rush stated on social media.

Why It Matters

This revelation shows the unique relationship between wrestling companies and gaming development, where talent from one promotion can contribute to another’s video game product. It also highlights the technical expertise required to create authentic wrestling video game experiences.

Current Status

• Lio Rush currently performs for AEW as part of the tag team CRU with Action Andretti
• Tama Tonga is making his WWE video game debut in 2K25
• The game represents Tonga’s first appearance since joining The Bloodline

What’s Next

WWE 2K25’s release will allow fans to experience these motion-captured entrances and moves firsthand, adding another layer of authenticity to the gaming experience.

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