World Wrestling All-Stars roster

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This is a list of professional wrestlers and other on-screen talent who appeared for World Wrestling All-Stars.

[edit] Male wrestlers

• Brian Adams
• Buff Bagwell
• Chuck E. Chaos
• Brian Christopher (Brian Lawler)
• Bryan Clark
• Crowbar (Devon Storm)
• Christopher Daniels
• Simon Diamond (Pat Kenney)
• Danny Dominion
• Shane Douglas
• Disco Inferno (Glenn Gilberti)
• "The Funkster" Alan Funk
• Ghost Walker (Gabriel Quinten)
• Juventud Guerrera
• Jeff Jarrett
• Nathan Jones
• Frankie Kazarian
• Konnan
• Lenny Lane
• Jerry Lawler
• Joe E. Legend
• Lodi
• Low Ki
• Lex Luger
• Jerry Lynn
• Malice
• Tony Mamaluke
• Meatball
• Mark Mercedes
• Ernest "The Cat" Miller
• Navajo Warrior
• Nova
• Pierre Ouellette
• Psicosis
• Puppet the Psycho Dwarf
• Reno
• "The Road Dogg" B.G. James
• Chris Sabin
• Sabu
• Mike Sanders
• Perry Saturn
• Norman Smiley
• Rick Steiner
• Scott Steiner
• Shark Boy
• Sting
• Stevie Ray
• AJ Styles
• Johnny Swinger
• TEO
• The Vampire Warrior (Gangrel)
• Nate Webb

[edit] Female wrestlers

• Chantelle
• Adara James
• Midajah
• Queen Bea
• Violet Terossi
• Trinity
• Luna Vachon

[edit] Non-wrestling performers

• Jeremy Borash, commentator and ring announcer (also booker)
• Jerry "The King" Lawler, color commentator
• Mark Madden, color commentator
• Terry Taylor, interviewer
• Bret Hart, guest announcer
• Sid Vicious, WWA Commissioner (kayfabe)
• Hiroyoshi Tenzan, sat ringside at the WWA Revolution pay-per-view, interfered in one match
• Larry Zybysko, gave an appearance at Revolution challenging Vince McMahon to a street fight