2. The American Wolves
As it stands this one doesn't seem all that unlikely. Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards, The American Wolves, recently had a try-out for WWE and were said to have stood out from the crowd and WWE are interested. Even though Richards is smaller than WWE's atypical superstar, he is in great physical shape and has the adrenaline of a Daniel Bryan, making him look and wrestle similarly to Chris Benoit, the latter being a massive compliment. Richards may not be the most humble or the easiest to work with but he is one of the best wrestlers in the world today and he deserves a spot on WWE's roster. Eddie Edwards looks a little more like a WWE superstar than his fellow Wolf and although he may not be just as talented he would still be one of the best in WWE's roster pool. Last year WWE signed one of the greatest tag teams in recent memory, The Kings of Wrestling. Claudio Castagnoli and Chris Hero, now known as Antonio Cesaro and Chris Hero, were a great team and were huge stars in ROH. When WWE signed them and their manager Sara Del Ray, it seemed obvious they would come in as the KOW, albeit with a name change, but this never materialised. Cesaro has since become a jobber and Ohno's status looks shaky at best, having been removed from NXT to 'shape-up' and having heat for not 'looking the part'. Which is odd considering guys like Bray Wyatt, Big Show, Daniel Bryan and CM Punk all having non-Batista style figures but still achieved stardom. The American Wolves are one of the best tag teams of the past decade and the two members have also proved successful when on their own. Despite that I'd like to see them brought in as a team, something WWE sorely lacks. The American Wolves, The Young Bucks and The Kings of Wrestling, imagine them all in WWE's tag team division, seems a no-brainer but I won't hold my breath!