10 Wrestlers Triple H Will Sign For WWE In 2023

Thanks to the depressing way the old school twosome, and tag team wrestling in general, were treated on their way out the door, any talk of the former Revival popping back up in WWE ever again initially seemed fanciful at best following on from their 2020 exit.

But a lot can change in a few years.

And after thoroughly establishing themselves as one of the greatest teams of their generation whilst performing in AEW, NJPW, ROH, and every other independent promotion in-between during the years since that WWE departure, it now seems as though time and a change of circumstances could've healed a once irreparable wound.

Along with noting recently that the pair's contracts with Tony Khan's company looked to be expiring in April of next year, Dax Harwood's comments earlier this year on being happy to return to WWE one day if the "money and circumstances were right" sits as the clearest hint yet at FTR potentially being up for reuniting with the same Papa H who took a chance on the fellas back in 2015.

Also, despite picking up a freakish amount of gold in 2022, the way the 7-Star unit have been frustratingly under-utilised on AEW programming lately probably hasn't helped convince either men that an All Elite future is worth committing to at this moment.

And with Harwood noting the undeniable loyalty he felt towards both Trips and Tony recently, a revival of The Revival appears about as likely as FTR remaining All Elite in 2023.