WWE 2K22 Superstars Who Got Snubbed by Their Character Rating

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With uplifting reviews for WWE 2K22reassuring fans that the series' worst days could be in the rear-view, the likelihood of commercial success is far higher than previous iterations. The Visual Concepts-developed games have seen much criticism in the past for their bugs and lackluster game modes, but the future looks bright with WWE 2K22 as the World Wrestling Entertainment product continues to be a gold standard for sports entertainment.

With more content by way of game modes, customizable cosmetics, and a roster that both honors the past and looks to the future, WWE 2K22 should keep fans happy for the time it takes for its successor to release. But the elation will likely only go so far, as character ratings are often a point of contention. Much like Madden or FIFA, individual player ratings are never quite what many fans believe is right, and the debates that surround each game's release are often a result of characters being over- or undervalued. There are a few wrestlers in the WWE 2K22 roster that fall into the latter category, deserving a far higher overall rating than they've been given.

WWE 2K23 Should Focus On Improving Universe Mode

The fan-voted cover star of WWE 2K22, Rey Mysterio, has had a decorated career in the WWE, and though his beginnings are in ECW and rival WCW, a ticket to the Hall of Fame is a formality. On his journey to the top, Mysterio has collected countless championships, including two World Heavyweight Titles, and four Tag Team Championships with the likes of Edge and Eddie Guerrero, but no year was more successful than 2006. Starting strong by winning the Royal Rumble as second entrant (a feat that only Mysterio and Vince McMahon have achieved) with a total time of one hour and two minutes,