Logan Paul, Rob Van Dam, and five other Superstars round out all of the announced DLC.

WWE 2K returned to the fold earlier this year following a two year break from its main series of games. 2K22 was largely the hit it needed to be to ensure the series continues, overhauling the controls and gameplay and bringing some new modes into the fold. It also had a pretty sizable roster at launch that it has continued to add to via DLC over the course of the last three months.

2K announced the 28 Superstars coming to 2K22 in one fell swoop back in March, although that number was reduced to 27 thanks to the release of Nash Carter. The rollout began a month later, and this week the last, and biggest, of those announced packs became available. The Whole Damn Pack, no prizes for guessing at least one of the seven wrestlers included.

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Yes that's right, the biggest name in this biggest pack is Rob Van Dam. You can download him right now and get to Five Star Frogsplashing everyone else on the roster. Logan Paul is also included in this latest pack, just in time for you to add the new signee to the roster and simulate how his match with The Miz at SummerSlam is going to go.

Paul isn't the only celebrity to make the cut in The Whole Dam Pack. Machine Gun Kelly, who has never actually wrestled a match but once got powerbombed off the stage by Kevin Owens, has also been added to WWE 2K22. Xia Li joins them, as does LA Knight. Yes, he is still called LA Knight in 2K22. Perhaps there will be an update that turns him into Max Dupri down the line.

Rounding out The Whole Dam Pack are NXT's Sarray, who failed to win a battle royal for a shot at the Women's Title this week, and the absent Commander Aseez. If you have the Season Pass or you bought either of WWE 2K22's Deluxe Editions, the latest DLC, and all of the other packs that have come before it, are available to download at no extra cost. If not, you can buy the packs separately if you like the look of them.

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