10 Current WWE Wrestlers Most Likely To Leave For AEW
3. Noam Dar
This is one entry to the list that is going to divide many people. The 'Scottish Supernova' was one of the hottest performers on the indy scene, with stand-out matches in Ring Of Honor, Progress and even a triple threat bout on WCPW: Loaded.
After debuting in WWE's Cruiserweight Classic in 2016, Dar was entered into a lacklustre program with Alicia Fox and became wildly under-appreciated by WWE and the WWE Universe. Noam Dar was booked in various tag matches with an array of other Cruiserweight roster members, as an attempt by the company to involve as many members of the new roster as possible on each card. In the flurry, many talented superstars went un-noticed by WWE and were, therefore, left without anything to do on the shows.
An unfortunate injury to Dar in 2017 forced him off of TV for five months, but upon his return, he was assigned to the new NXT UK brand, squaring off against Pete Dunne in an unsuccessful challenge for his UK Championship.
A new home could be useful for the Scotsman, as he has been poorly booked since leaving the independent wrestling scene and is in dire need of a new meaning. AEW could use many of WWE's under-utilised Cruiserweight division in their own roster, but Noam Dar is one of the key players that could have the greatest influence and draw if he chose to join All Elite Wrestling.