10 WWE Wrestlers Who Need More Personality

We knew what Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson were all about when they were working in Japan, but how do their American alter-egos compare?

The duo have, counter-intuitively, seen their wrestling stock fall since signing for WWE - which is largely a consequence of the company's somewhat bloated tag division, where teams aimlessly drift from one heel vs. face feud to the next, leaving little time for genuine character development.

There was a brief time when Gallows and Anderson had renewed acquaintances with AJ Styles, alongside whom they appeared to be taking steps towards the sort of no-nonsense personas they wore with distinction in NJPW. A year later, though, they find themselves off the radar - and allowing them more mic time would be one way of ensuring they aren't forgotten.