The Monday Night War Elite line was one of the most anticipated wrestling figure releases in years, and almost immediately became one of the most frustrating. What should have been a celebration of WWE’s most iconic era has instead turned into another Walmart-exclusive headache. This post will serve as a running checklist of the line, complete with photos, availability notes, and updates as the rollout continues.
Checklist:
Series 1:
- Scott Hall
- Hulk Hogan
- Stone Cold Steve Austin
- Undertaker
- Lex Luger (Build-a-Figure)
Series 2:
- Kevin Nash
- Rey Mysterio Jr
- Triple H
- Fake Diesel
- Referee Teddy Long (Build-a-Figure)
Series 3:
- Booker T (also chase version)
- Stevie Ray (also chase version)
- The Rock
- Rob Van Dam
- The Disciple (Build-a-Figure)
Series 4:
- Diamond Dallas Page (also chase version)
- Curt Hennig
- Stone Cold Steve Austin
- Big Boss Man
- Shawn Michaels (Build-a-Figure)
Greatest Hits, Series 1:
- Shawn Michaels
- Triple H
- Bam Bam Bigelow
- Eddie Guerrero
- Vincent (Build-a-Figure)
Series 5:
- Syxx
- Ultimate Warrior
- Razor Ramon
- Lita
- Dusty Rhodes (Build-a-Figure)
Series 6:
- British Bulldog
- Kane
- Hardcore Hak
- Booker T (also chase version)
- Golga (Build-a-Figure)
Greatest Hits, Series 2:
- Bret Hart
- Diamond Dallas Page (also chase version)
- Ken Shamrock
- Ringmaster
- Gorilla Monsoon (build-a-figure)
Series 7:
- Hollywood Hogan
- The Great Muta (with chase version)
- Albert
- Jerry The King Lawler
- Ted DiBiase (Build-A-Figure)
Monday Night Wars Series 8:
- Brian Pillman
- Undertaker
- Michael Cole
- The Shark
- Eric Bischoff
- John Tenta (Chase Version)
Monday Night Wars Series 9:
- GI Bro
- The Rock
- Fatu
- Lex Luger
- Ray Traylor (Build-a-Figure)
Monday Night Wars Series 10:
- Chyna
- Steve Blackman
- Sid Vicious
- Rowdy Roddy Piper
- X-Pac (Build-a-Figure)
Greatest Hits, Series 3:
- Road Dogg
- Billy Gunn
- Rick Steiner
- Eddie Guerrero
- Referee Charles Robinson (Build-a-Figure)
Series 11:
- Headbanger Mosh
- Headbanger Thrasher
- Brian Adams
- Hulk Hogan
- Rick Rude (Build-a-Figure)
Let’s look at the Monday Night War Elites:
Series 1:
Fortunately, I was able to find all of these in one round.
Series 3, brings us Chases:
Series 3 proved to be incredibly difficult to obtain, I finally managed all four through a combination of many, many store trips, and luckily getting Stevie and RVD from the Walmart site. I did find a Blue Booker T, but no Stevie.
Monday Night War Elites Series 4:
Series 4 was another difficult set to obtain. I was able to grab Austin first, then Hennig and DDP with light jeans. Bossman was the harder one to find, but eventually the Walmart site came through for me. I never spotted the dark jeans DDP in person.
Series 5:
The story continues with Series 5. I had all of these on pre-order, waiting patiently. I began to find them one by one, starting with Razor Ramon, then Lita, and the regular version of Syxx. I was able to cancel those pre-orders. Warrior eventually arrived as planned, thankfully. I’ve yet to see the chase version of Syxx. Update: The chase version was released in the Vault Series.
Series 6:
Series 6. Not pictured: Chase Booker, Hardcore Hak. This wave came with Golga as the Build-a-Figure.
Series 6 came together one by one, but not without complications.
- I had preordered Bulldog, Booker, and Kane when the preorder window opened.
- Then the fateful email came, where Kane and Booker were cancelled, and Bulldog was delayed.
- Bulldog did eventually arrive.
- For a very brief window, I was able to order Booker and wildly enough, they sent a chase version.
- With a lot of word that the annual Wrestlemania shippers were hitting, I picked up the pace on checking stores and was able to bring home Kane and eventually Booker.
- I had to admit defeat and order Hak on eBay, although I did spot him in a store (of course).
Greatest Hits? Yep
Series 1:
- Shawn Michaels
- Triple H
- Eddie Guerrero
- Bam Bam Bigelow
- Vincent (Build-a-Figure)
Series 2:
- Ken Shamrock
- Stone Cold Steve Austin
- Bret Hart
- Diamond Dallas Page
- Gorilla Monsoon (Build-a-Figure)
The two Greatest Hits series so far were polar opposites in terms of availability. For Series 1, I found HHH and Michaels very quickly, with Bigelow in a short time later. As of today (1/16/26), I still have not seen an Eddie in the wild. For Series 2, they flooded stores, and poor Bret hung around on shelves for months. I found that set in May 2025, and Bret was still available in store at Christmas.
Series 7:
Series 7 has arrived. This one takes us back to Summerslam shippers, and it was a waiting game on the store to put them out. Fortunately, I found Lawler and Albert during a routine grocery run, and then Muta and Hogan when my other closest store put out two shippers one morning. I had these on preorder, so it remains to be seen if that gets fulfilled. Update: They weren’t.
Series 8 was an improvement for the most part. These came and went fairly quickly, but I was able to complete the group in short order. Undertaker was first, then Pillman/Bischoff/Shark, then shortly after the chase Shark. Pillman is one of the best elites of 2025.
Series 9:
Series 9 was a lot easier to obtain, but they did not hang around for long. I managed to pick these guys up within a week of each other. An important detail: no chases from here forward. In the stores I frequent, I have not seen them again after I found them the one time each to purchase.
Series 10: And we are back to the fiasco. These so far have only been able to order on Walmart’s website. The problem is, they only appear randomly, and only for a few minutes before going back to Sold Out. There have been a few sightings in store on social media, but these have been online for me. I managed to snag Sid in one pass, and then Piper and Blackman with a 3am check of the app.
