Patch 1.10 changes more than you might expect in WWE 2K26

WWE 2K26 just dropped Update 1.10 and while this one does not come with a giant headline feature or a new superstar pack, it’s the kind of patch that a lot of players have been asking for. Instead of throwing random extras into the ring, this update goes after bugs, mode issues, AI behavior, and a long list of annoying problems that have been hanging around since launch. For Universe grinders and Create Suite addicts, this patch is probably going to matter way more than a flashy trailer.

One of the biggest changes lands inside gameplay itself. AI behavior got another tuning pass, with improvements to repetitive actions and weird match flow moments. Corner Springboard Finishers should trigger more reliably, Middle Rope Stunned attacks got cleaned up, and overall matches are expected to feel less awkward. WWE games live or die by how natural a match feels, and when AI starts doing strange stuff over and over, players notice it immediately.

Universe Mode finally gets some much-needed love 

Universe Mode players got fed pretty well too. This patch hits a massive list of fixes including Money in the Bank cash-ins, draft issues, custom championships, Special Guest Referee bugs, watch mode progression, and stat tracking problems. Universe players spend dozens or even hundreds of hours building stories and rivalries, so seeing one save break because of a weird bug can hurt more than eating three finishers in a row.

Create Suite fans also have a lot to check out. Create-an-Arena, Create-a-Championship, Create-a-Video and entrance tools all received fixes. Face morphing resets, lighting issues, Titantron bugs, arena visuals, and even soft-lock problems got cleaned up. Small stuff? Maybe on paper. But anyone who spends nights building custom shows knows these fixes save a ton of frustration.

The Island mode also received new store items and fresh bundles, while MyFACTION got stability fixes and badge improvements. On top of that, some entrances got updates too, including Tiffany Stratton and Demolition, plus visual fixes for belts and superstar presentation.

This isn't one of those updates built around one huge feature. It feels more like a quality-of-life cleanup patch designed to make the whole game run smoother. And if you're planning to jump into WWE 2K26 or return for another title run, make sure to use our price comparison tool to find the best deals on WWE 2K26 before stepping back into the ring.