WWE ID has lost yet another member of its roster, and this time it’s someone who only joined the program earlier this year. Jimmy House has officially been released, adding his name to the growing list of talent who have recently exited WWE’s developmental system.
According to Fightful Select, House personally confirmed that he was released from the WWE ID program. His departure comes only about seven months after WWE handed him an ID contract in March 2026.
House had already gotten some exposure within WWE’s system under a different name. He competed as CJ Valor on WWE EVOLVE, giving fans a chance to see him work beyond his appearances on the independent scene.
His road into WWE ID started even earlier this year. House participated in WWE’s tryouts in Orlando in January before eventually receiving his contract two months later, making his run with the program a pretty short one.
The timing is especially notable because WWE ID has already gone through quite a bit of turnover lately. Cappuccino Jones and Santi Rivera were recently confirmed to be out of the program, while Sam Holloway also announced that his two-year run had come to an end.
Marcus Mathers and Laynie Luck have also moved on, while Veronica Haven departed earlier in the year. That means several names associated with WWE ID have now left while the company continues bringing new wrestlers into the developmental pipeline.
House’s situation stands out a little differently because he wasn’t part of WWE ID for very long. He went from taking part in the Orlando tryout in January to signing in March, appearing on WWE EVOLVE as CJ Valor and now being released just months later.
WWE ID’s roster continues to change pretty quickly, and House is now the latest name to find himself on the outside. At this point, his next move remains to be seen following the end of his brief run in the program.
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