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#1 To convince the Good Brothers to resign with WWE
As reported earlier, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows have refused to resign with WWE, as they're unhappy with their bookings. They have rejected multi-million dollar deals from WWE and are on their way out after their contracts expire. Latest rumors state that they might not leave the company, but nothing is official as of yet.
With AEW promising to promote their tag division on the same level as their singles counterparts, it's a great option for the Good Brothers for their next stop.
Moreover, both Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows are big names in NJPW and could return for a run in the company as a tag team as well as singles competitors. Could they rejoin the Bullet Club?
For WWE, it's not only about saving the talents but also to restrict the rival promotions from getting their hands on the talented superstars. WWE could give them a strong run with the Club to convince them to extend their contracts.
