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#4. A young tag team who could be moving from AEW to WWE - The Acclaimed
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AEW has a stacked tag team division. Jurassic Express are the newly crowned Tag Team Champions, having defeated Lucha Bros in the first Dynamite on TBS. Judging by the number of teams that appeared on the stage immediately after the main event, there's going to be a long line of competitors hoping to get the first shot.
The Acclaimed is one such duo who got lost in the shuffle as they were victims of AEW's increasingly bloated roster. Max Caster and Anthony Bowens are two highly charismatic individuals who are entertaining on the mic and in the ring.
Caster's pre-match raps have been connecting well with the audience, and they have excelled in every spot they're given.
As young wrestlers with many upsides, they might not want to stay in the background. WWE could benefit from adding a young, dynamic duo to their thinning tag team division. Whether in NXT or WWE, The Acclaimed can immediately shine and work well opposite the likes of Team RK-Bro, The New Day, and The Usos.
#3. Another talented wrestler who could move from AEW to WWE - Ricky Starks
Ricky Starks has all the tools to be a top star in any company. Confident in both the mic and the ring, he has aligned himself with Team Taz for most of his time in AEW.
He is the de facto leader, having ousted Brian Cage from the group and taking control of the FTW Championship. But injuries have hampered his progress, with other new signings surpassing him.
WWE would love to pick up Starks and fully showcase his charisma and athleticism. He's young enough to be molded into the company's style and has worked with The Undertaker and Roman Reigns in some capacity.
Starks even had a tryout with the company in 2017, but it didn't work out. Now that he has had a chance to showcase himself on national TV, WWE might want to give the rising star a second chance.
