Julius Creed and Brutus Creed appear to have parted ways with WWE after the tag team was quietly moved to the alumni section of the company’s official website. The change, first noted on November 6, 2026, typically indicates that a performer is no longer under contract with WWE.
According to Fightful Select, the departure is described as a mutual parting of ways, with a source telling the outlet, “The Creeds have left WWE. It appears to be a mutual parting of ways as their deal has expired.” No further details on the nature of their exit have been made public beyond that characterization.
WWE has not issued any official statement or announcement confirming the departure. The move to the alumni section was first spotted on the roster page rather than through any press release, and outlets including Ringside News and WrestleTalk noted that there was no clear explanation offered at the time the change was discovered.
The timing has drawn attention because the Creed Brothers had been appearing on WWE television in recent weeks. WrestleTalk pointed out that the duo were among the marquee names featured at the start of NXT 2.0, underscoring how recently they were still an active part of the brand’s programming before their status shifted.
The Creed Brothers built their run in WWE primarily through NXT, where the brother duo of Julius and Brutus established themselves as a tag team act. Their move to the alumni listing follows the standard pattern WWE uses on its website when a wrestler’s contract is not renewed or when a release occurs, placing them alongside other former talents rather than active roster members.
As of publication, neither Julius Creed nor Brutus Creed has publicly commented on the change in status, and WWE has not clarified the circumstances surrounding the expiration of their deal. The lack of an official company statement leaves open questions about what led to the deal not being renewed, though the characterization from Fightful Select’s sourcing points to an amicable split rather than a unilateral release.
The development adds the Creed Brothers to a growing list of talents who have exited WWE via quiet roster page changes rather than formal announcements, a pattern that has become increasingly common for the company when confirming exits of talent whose contracts have lapsed.
