10 Current WWE Wrestlers Most Likely To Leave For AEW
4. Luke Gallows And Karl Anderson
When 'The Good Brothers' first arrived in WWE, everyone expected big things from the tandem.
The pair have strong connections to former Bullet Club leaders, AJ Styles and Finn Bálor, and their emergence onto the main roster in 2016 presented them as a force to be reckoned with, when the duo attacked The Usos on Monday Night Raw. However, since then, the pair has been scripted poorly and they have been given very little chance to be the dominant team that they once were in NJPW.
Winning the Raw Tag Team Championships at the Royal Rumble 2017 has been their highest accolade in WWE to date, with very little else to shout about for the once-dominant duo.
In March 2019, it was revealed that the pair had rejected a new multi-million dollar deal from WWE, and they will leave the company when their contracts expire later this year. This would be prime time for Gallows and Anderson to jump ship to All Elite Wrestling, shortly after the recently announced 'All Out' pay-per-view.
If 'The Good Brothers' should decide to leave WWE and join their newest competitors, then they could have excellent bouts against former rivals The Young Bucks, or even The Revival (provided they choose to leave). After the emphasis that AEW put on tag team wrestling at Double Or Nothing, with The Young Bucks vs The Lucha Bros and SoCal Uncensored vs Strong Hearts being stand-out matches on the night, 'The Good Brothers' should see that as a positive sign for the months to come.