5 potential crossover matches between AEW, NJPW, IMPACT Wrestling, AAA & NWA for Bound For Glory

#3 IMPACT Tag Team Champions The Good Brothers vs The Guerillas of Destiny (IMPACT Wrestling Bound For Glory)

AND NEW IMPACT World Tag Team Champions - @MachineGunKA and @The_BigLG. #Slammiversary Order HERE: https://t.co/B4rKbNpqAD pic.twitter.com/TOOZ2KT3Di

— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) July 18, 2021

At last year's Bound For Glory, The Good Brothers got their first crack at the IMPACT Tag Team Championships. They didn't walk out with the gold, but Doc Gallows and Karl Anderson did defeat The North the following month at Turning Point to win the gold. They went on a short run until some ghost from their past arrived in IMPACT Wrestling.

NJPW's FinJuice arrived in the promotion and were immediately in the crossfire of The Good Brothers. Juice Robinson and David Finlay defeated The Good Brothers to win the IMPACT Tag Team Championships at Sacrifice and retained the titles at Rebellion. With Gallows and Anderson regaining the titles at Slammiversary, another New Japan team should be their challengers at Bound For Glory.

Guerrillas of Destiny = New Japan Franchise Tag Team Champions pic.twitter.com/Wcxw2V1Kco

— Tama Tonga (@Tama_Tonga) April 29, 2019

The Guerillas of Destiny are one of the most dominant tag teams in NJPW history, winning the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championships seven times. Tama Tonga is one of the original Bullet Club members, but Karl Anderson is as well. Their long history would make for an engaging buildup to this Bound For Glory matchup.

The Good Brothers have won the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championships three times themselves and were the main tag team of the Bullet Club during their time in NJPW.

The G.O.D. took their spot and would be looking to do the same at Bound For Glory. With Switchblade's arrival at IMPACT Wrestling, it would make sense for his fellow Bullet Club members not to be too far behind.