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#4 Raw to Smackdown: The Club
If Finn Balor were to move to Smackdown, then it would only make sense that The Good Brothers, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, follow suit. The recent Club revival in the WWE has felt like a breath of fresh air for Anderson and Gallows, with the two men having become little more than a bad comedy act in the latter half of 2017.
The Balor Club feels limited on Raw at the moment though, and a move to Smackdown could see them get much closer to where they deserve to be- the main event. A heel Balor Club fighting against, or even trying to turn, their former leader, AJ Styles would make for some compelling viewing heading into Summerslam and as a team they would have plenty of new faces to fight. The Smackdown tag division is much stronger than its Monday night counterpart at the moment and The Club would only benefit from that.
