Another Wrestler Gone From WWE ID Programme

There has been further turnover within the WWE ID programme, with Jimmy House (FKA CJ Valor) confirming that he had been released.

House tweeted:

"What a phenomenal time it was wrestling on Evolve and learning from so many amazing coaches in WWE. Incredibly grateful for the friendships built, memories made and lessons learned. Excited to see what the next chapter has in store for me.

"As always thank you to all the wrestling fans for your support. It’s always extremely humbling to have you guys root for me regardless of where wrestling takes me."

House confirmed his release after Fightful Select reported the former CJ Valor was gone from the WWE ID programme. House spoke highly of his time as part of the programme to Fightful, particularly learning from Sean Waltman and how important Gabe Sapolsky's advice was in him getting signed.

Jimmy House signed with the WWE ID programme in March 2026 after taking part in a tryout in January of this year. House worked nine matches on EVOLVE as CJ Valor.

Jimmy House is just the latest exit from the WWE ID programme, following on from the likes of Marcus Mathers, Laynie Luck, Sam Holloway, Santi Rivera, and Cappuccino Jones. Numerous WWE wrestlers questioned what the point of the programme was after Mathers' exit, with the programme effectively giving WWE the right of first refusal on signing ID talents to full-time deals. WWE also provides support to the indy talents signed to the programme.

Amidst the exits, WWE have signed Josiah Jean, Conan Lycan, Monica Monroe, and Richard Adonis to ID deals.