WWE Updates Brand Banners: New Top Stars Emerge

One big thing: WWE reshuffles its brand faces

WWE has updated its official banners for Raw, SmackDown, and NXT, reflecting the company’s current view of top stars for each brand.

Why it matters

These banner updates provide insight into WWE’s strategic positioning of talent and hint at future storylines and pushes for featured wrestlers.

Key changes

• Raw: Rhea Ripley replaces Becky Lynch; Seth Rollins takes Sami Zayn’s spot
• SmackDown: Solo Sikoa substitutes for Randy Orton; Nia Jax replaces Jade Cargill
• NXT: New champion Ethan Page and inaugural NXT Women’s North American Champion featured, replacing Tony D’Angelo and Thea Hail

By the numbers

• 3 brands updated
• 6 total replacements across all brands

The big picture

These changes reflect recent returns from injury (Ripley, Rollins) and title changes (Page), showcasing WWE’s adaptability in promoting its current top draws.

What they’re saying

While WWE hasn’t officially commented on the banner updates, the changes speak volumes about the company’s current focus and which superstars they’re positioning as brand leaders.

What’s next

Fans can expect increased screen time and prominent storylines for the newly featured superstars, potentially leading to major pushes in the coming months.

How do you feel about these banner changes? Do you think they accurately represent the top stars of each brand? Share your thoughts in the comments below!