10 TNA Stars Perfect For WWE NXT Talent Exchange
1. Frankie Kazarian
We've never truly seen what Frankie Kazarian could do in WWE, as he was only in the company for a hot minute in 2005, following a handful of enhancement match appearances in the years before that. As such, this may be the last opportunity to give Frankie something noteworthy under the WWE banner.
Years ago, especially when Kazarian was part of the Fourtune stable, he was someone WWE should have snatched up and given a chance. For whatever reason, that never came to pass, and he eventually became one of the veterans who helped guide All Elite Wrestling in its formative years.
After leaving AEW in January 2023, Kaz supposedly had "great talks" with WWE but decided TNA was the best fit for him. If he's truly happy there, a cameo run in NXT isn't going to dissuade him from keeping his legacy in TNA. And when you consider Shawn Michaels was one of Kazarian's favorite wrestlers of all time, working alongside the Heartbreak Kid would be a major added bonus to sweeten the deal.
Frankie Kazarian is also a top choice to impart his wisdom to this new generation of developmental wrestlers, which might even lead to a future spot as a trainer at the WWE Performance Center, if that's something he's interested in for the future.