Early access to WWE 2K25 has unearthed a treasure trove of hidden details, exciting discoveries for eager fans. Alongside upcoming MyFaction characters and removed Superstars, players have found evidence of planned content that didn't make the final cut.

The new Underground match, a variation on one-on-one combat with no ropes and KO/submission victories, has been a welcome addition. However, it seems the developers explored other variations that didn't make it into the released game.

A Twitter user, dot_discovery, has uncovered data within the PC version's code hinting at Triple Threat and Fatal Four-Way Underground matches. While still preliminary, this suggests potential future additions or content that was cut before release. Accessing these hidden matches currently requires PC modding tools.

This discovery has sparked disappointment among fans who lament the removal of additional match types, limiting the game's possibilities.  The potential for expanded options clearly resonated with players.

The modding community is already buzzing with the possibility of replacing the NPCs surrounding the ring. While the full extent of modding capabilities remains unknown, fans hope for extensive control, including updating in-game graphics and fixing typos discovered in the released version of WWE 2K25.

However, this raises the issue of cross-platform connectivity. PC players with modding tools have access to content console players may never see.  This disparity is likely due to concerns about modding and hacking, similar to the reasons behind The Island mode's absence on PC.  This platform difference highlights the potential for unintended content access.

Whether these hidden match types are intended for a future update or were scrapped entirely remains a mystery.  The WWE Universe eagerly awaits news of a patch or official statement regarding these discoveries.