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#5 Matt Cross
For those of you who are unaware of just who Matt Cross is, let me talk to ya (thanks Eli Drake). If you watch Lucha Underground, he's portrayed Son of Havoc and is one of the best high-flyers not from Mexico.
He also competed in one of the first ever Tough Enough seasons but obviously didn't win. Cross is also known as M-Dogg and was a groomsman in Johnny Gargano's wedding. He's a great all-around wrestler who has worked for various independent promotions around the world.
The reason why I include him on this list is that he competed at the All In event booked by the Elite. He defeated MJF or Maxwell Jacob Friedman in a singles match at the event. Since he's done business with them before, it wouldn't be hard to envision him doing so again in 2019.
Lucha Underground's status for a fifth season is currently up in the air, so Cross could easily join the new promotion as one of the trusted veteran's of the company.
