WWE Releases Elektra Lopez in Latest Talent Cuts

The release of Lopez, a member of Legado del Fantasma, follows a wave of roster reductions reportedly aimed at making room for NXT call-ups.

Elektra Lopez, part of the WWE faction Legado del Fantasma, was released as the latest in a series of talent cuts reducing the roster by 12 superstars since February 8.
Lopez's release marks the end of her WWE tenure, which began in 2021 and included stints as a manager and sporadic in-ring competitor on both NXT and SmackDown.
The cuts are reportedly linked to WWE's plans to bring up new talent from NXT, with Roxanne Perez already confirmed for a call-up to Monday Night Raw after her NXT Vengeance Day match.
Other superstars released include Sonya Deville, Karl Anderson, Luke Gallows, and Blair Davenport, impacting several factions and leaving gaps in the women's roster.
Lopez is now subject to a 90-day non-compete clause, after which she will be free to pursue opportunities in other wrestling promotions.