12 Wrestlers Who Will Eventually End Up In All Elite Wrestling
4. Luke Gallows And Karl Anderson
Needless to say, Luke Gallows and Karl Andrews have been utterly wasted since signing with WWE in the spring of 2016.
They entered the promotion with plenty of fanfare, but once their alliance with AJ Styles dissolved due to the WWE Draft forcing them to go their separate ways, it was all downhill from there for them.
Similar to The Revival, they too reigned as Raw Tag Team champions for a few months, but their time with the titles was hardly memorable. They have since switched shows and turned face and heel several times, but nothing has worked. Pairing them back up with either Styles or Finn Bálor would at least give them something to do, but WWE would rather book them to look like losers until they leave the company later this year so their stock isn't nearly as high once they're free agents again.
A return to New Japan Pro Wrestling could definitely be in the cards given their history there, but it's much more likely they join All Elite Wrestling. It's well documented that The Good Brothers were tight with The Young Bucks during their Bullet Club days, not to mention that they'd be another excellent addition to an already stacked tag team division.