WWE EVOLVE talent Kai Kavari steps away from wrestling

WWE EVOLVE performer Kai Kavari announced he is leaving the wrestling business. The announcement came via Instagram on July 29.

Kai Kavari, whose real name is Cyrus Habibi-Likio, posted a video and statement explaining his decision. He cited family priorities including the expectation of a third child, proximity to grandparents in California, and the chance to focus on his real estate business there.

Financial considerations and a desire for more time with his church community also played a role. Habibi-Likio thanked head coach Matt Bloom and others at WWE while expressing no ill will toward the company.

A former running back at Oregon and Boise State, Habibi-Likio signed with WWE in late 2025. He wrestled nine matches under the names Cyrus and later Kai Kavari, with his final bout on June 2. He left open the possibility of returning once settled in California.

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