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WWE 2K19 is set to hit the stores on 5 October 2018 for PC, PS4 and Xbox One. The company behind the franchise has promised that this year's game would be radically different from any other WWE game, featuring improved graphics, bettered MyCareer mode along with the return of 2K Showcase.
Moreover, the game's roster is bigger than last year's game, featuring over 200 playable superstars from the present and the greats from the past. However, not every superstar had a spectacular 2018 like AJ Styles or Brock Lesnar, which saw them boast measly overalls in the game, and in this article, let us dive in deeper and look closer at the eight lowest-rated superstars in the game.
#8 Sarah Logan - 70
The member of Riott Squad takes the eighth spot on the list. With a disappointing 2018, Sarah Logan and her partner Liv Morgan didn't see much uptick in their overall in WWE 2K19. Better booking and a couple of dominating wins would do her rating a world of good in the next iteration.
#7 Tony Nese - 70
The two-time NYWC heavyweight champion has had a lacklustre year in 205 Live, restricting his overall to 70. Tony Nese debuted as a heel and played that part for most of his WWE career. A cruiserweight championship or even a title shot would ensure that he would receive an upgrade to his overall in the next game.
#6 Mandy Rose - 70
After spending two years in Tough Enough and NXT, Mandy Rose made her Raw debut by joining hands with Sonia Deville and Paige. Her association with Sonia Deville continues even after Paige's transition to the on-screen general manager of the Smackdown brand. Unfortunately, Mandy Rose became the first woman to be eliminated from the 2018 Women's Royal Rumble and the 2018 Elimination Chamber match.
#5 Lana - 70
The Ravishing Russian takes the fifth spot on the list with 70 overall. Lana is best known for her association with Rusev during 2016 and 2017, aiding him to capture the WWE United States Championship. Since then, she started competing in in-ring action and has failed on multiple occasions to secure a title shot for the women's championship.
#4 Dana Brooke - 69
The former member of "Titus Worldwide" takes the fourth spot on the list. Dana Brooke made her RAW debut in 2016 after a two-year stint in NXT. She went on play in a host of storylines, primarily as a heel, including the infamous incident of dressing up as Ric Flair, ultimately costing Natalya the WWE Women's Championship.
Interestingly, she holds the record for the fastest submission defeat in a WWE women's match.
#3 Noam Dar - 69
Noam Dar returns to WWE 2K19 after making his debut in last year's iteration. The Isreali born professional wrestler currently competes in 205 Live for the cruiserweight championship. Dar has competed in a number of matches in his relatively young WWE career as a heel but still has to capture his first championship gold.
#2 Ariya Daivari - 68
Ariya Daivari makes his debut in WWE 2K19 with a lowly 68 overall. The Iranian-American professional wrestler is currently performing on 205 Live for the cruiserweight championship. Daivari has no championships to his name and still has to find his best on the show. A title reign this calendar year could increase his overall in the next year's game.
#1 Curt Hawkins - 64
With a rating of 64, Curt Hawkins is the lowest-rated superstar in WWE 2K19. The American professional wrestler had his highs in the WWE when he won the tag team championship with Zack Ryder, becoming the youngest champs in the history.
However, that was his only moment and struggled for the better part of his career since 2007. Curt Hawkins hasn't managed to win a single WWE match since 2017 and is part of one of the longest losing streak in the history of the company. With such a record, it comes as no surprise to see him rated 64 in the game.
