Joaquin Wilde enters the 2026 season as the high-velocity heart of the Latino World Order (LWO) on Monday Night RAW. A survivor in every sense of the word, Wilde overcame a life-threatening injury in 2017 before making his mark in NXT. To see where he currently stands in the tag division, visit our WWE Roster rankings.

His 2026 season has been defined by a grueling series of matches on the *Main Event* brand. Wilde has faced the physical onslaught of Rusev on two separate occasions (Jan 29 and Feb 5), pushing his technical resilience to the limit. Despite falling short in a competitive tag team clash against American Made on February 12th, Wilde continues to be a vital piece of Rey Mysterio’s reformed LWO, providing the aerial counter-measures needed to combat the brand’s heavyweights.

Wilde’s career is defined by his loyalty to his brothers-in-arms. His most significant rivalries have come against The Judgment Day and the treacherous Santos Escobar. More recently, Wilde has been embroiled in a physical series against Rusev and the powerhouses of American Made. As he targets the World Tag Team titles on the official roster, Wilde remains the most agile threat on the brand.

Standing at 5’10”, Joaquin Wilde utilizes an innovative, high-risk style that focuses on speed and momentum redirection. His signature finisher, the Wilde Thing, is a testament to his cruiserweight precision. For more technical data on his dive variations and LWO-inspired maneuvers, browse the Official WWE Superstars database.

In 2026, Wilde has integrated more veteran-level “scramble” tactics into his matches, often acting as the technical anchor to set up team finishers. Whether delivering a 450 Splash or locking in a technical submission, Joaquin Wilde continues to prove that his “indefatigable spirit” is the ultimate weapon on the RAW brand.