10 Dream matches we would like to see if The Elite sign with WWE in 2019

#9. The Young Bucks vs Karl Anderson & Luke Gallows

During their time in New Japan Pro Wrestling, the duo of Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows were considered as one of the best tag teams in the world and being three-time IWGP Tag Team Champions goes on to reflect The Good Brothers' track record in the Land of The Rising Sun.

Prior to their arrival in the WWE, Anderson and Gallows were two of the most prominent members of The Bullet Club and pretty much dominated the heavyweight tag title scene in NJPW, whereas, their fellow BC stablemates, The Young Bucks were the pioneers to the Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Division.

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With The Bucks being promoted to the heavyweight division in recent months, a match against The Good Brothers will definitely be a fresh and brand new challenge for The Bucks, who during their time in Japan didn't have the chance to square off against Anderson and Gallows.

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