After two successful seasons of WWE LFG on A&E, the show is returning for a third season. Up-and-coming superstars compete for an NXT contract in this show while being guided by WWE legends. The first two seasons of this show each featured 15 episodes, and Season 2 ended in October 2025.

One difference between Season 3 and the first two is that there aren’t teams like before. In the first two seasons, the four coaches were retired wrestlers and WWE Hall of Famers. But now, two members of WWE’s active roster are joining the show for Season 3. Before the third season begins, check out viewing information and the cast below.

When does Season 3 of WWE LFG come out?

The third season of WWE LFG begins on Sunday, April 26. A new episode comes out every week.

How to Watch

WWE LFG airs every week on A&E and can also be seen on the A&E app and aetv.com.

WWE LFG Season 3 Cast

Coaches

• Booker T (two-time WWE Hall of Famer and six-time Champion)
• Bubba Ray Dudley (WWE Hall of Famer and 10-time WWE Tag Team Champion)
• Kevin Owens (former WWE Champion who is recovering from neck surgery)
• Natalya (former WWE Women’s Champion and active competitor)

Contestants

• Zena Sterling
• Chris Island
• Tristan Angels
• Bayley Humphrey
• Romeo Moreno
• Sirena Linton
• Kendal Grey
• Braxton Cole
• Carlee Bright
• Harlem Lewis
• Harley Riggins
• Masyn Holiday
• PJ Vasa
• Trill London
• Chantel Monroe
• Drake Morreaux
• Jax Presley
• Nikkita Lyons
• Elijah Holyfield
• Elio LeFleur
• Keanu Carver
• Layla Diggs
• Shady Elnahas
• Kam Hendrix
• Tate Wilder
• Dorian Van Dux
• Kali Armstrong

WWE LFG Season 2 Winners

Shiloh Hill

Dani Sekelsky

WWE LFG Season 3: FAQ

When does Season 3 of WWE LFG come out?

The first episode of WWE LFG Season 3 airs on Sunday, April 26.

What time does WWE LFG start?

Episode 1 of Season 3 of WWE LFG will air live on A&E from 10:00 p.m. ET to 11:00 p.m. ET.

How can I watch WWE LFG?

The third season of WWE LFG will be available on A&E.

What is WWE LFG?

WWE LFG stands for Legends and Future Greats. It is a competition-based WWE show where rising professional wrestlers are coached by two active superstars and two Hall of Famers. The wrestlers compete in matches and other challenges, with the winner earning an NXT contract.