5 Biggest Stars Vince McMahon Won't Regret Losing To AEW And 4 That He Would

The birth of All Elite Wrestling has garnered a lot of attention all over the wrestling world, with many claiming it to revive the business we all so dearly love.

The Young Bucks and Cody Rhodes are doing everything they can to break the glass ceiling and gravitating the interests of many professional wrestlers.

Certainly, an opportunity of this sort doesn't come easy. While WWE has tried to convince the audience by presenting stale storylines to their screens, the fans have moreover diverted their attention towards promotions that are all about the substance.

Despite the fact that the fans have been pretty vocal and divided about this issue, there's a legitimate possibility that many WWE wrestlers could make the transition and join forces with Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks.

But will Vince McMahon care enough and convince them to stay? That's the talk of the hour. So, without further ado, let's dive deep and predict the 3 biggest stars Vince McMahon won't regret losing to AEW and 3 that he would.

#1 Won't Regret Losing - Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows

Are they looking to make the transition?

Widely recognized as one of the most pivotal members of the Bullet Club, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows have not received the respect they deserve in the WWE.

\There's no denying that the creative team has no idea what to do with most of the members of the main roster, but the Good Brothers are navigating in a different sea altogether.

Both of them share an equally good relationship with the Young Bucks and had worked with them before making the transition to Vince McMahon's billion dollar company. While they started pretty hot when they joined forces with AJ Styles to form The Club, the company hasn't really tapped into their potential and made them look like a threat.

Since holding the Raw Tag Team Championships for once in January 2017, Gallows and Anderson have not been part of any major storyline, whatsoever. Judging by their entire tenure with the WWE, it definitely seems that Vince McMahon won't really regret losing the Good Brothers.

#2 Will Regret Losing - Kenny Omega

Kenny Omega is one of the biggest stars this industry has seen in a very long time. The Cleaner possesses all the credentials in the world to headline any event he is a part of.

However, his loss at Wrestle Kingdom 13 has signalled reports of him possibly making the necessary transition to Vince McMahon's billion dollar company.

According to many reliable publications, WWE has made a huge offer to the former IWGP Heavyweight Champion and are doing all they can to convince him to make the move.

Considering that Omega hasn't gone public about any association with All Elite Wrestling, the fans are genuinely concerned about where he would possibly land next.

Since he is reportedly leaving NJPW, as confirmed by Tokyo Sports, this could be an ideal time for WWE to secure his services.

While many fans are still not believing the idea of Kenny not associating with his friends for AEW, Vince McMahon is certainly putting something huge on the table to keep the Cleaner in confusion.

#3 Won't Regret Losing - Tye Dillinger

Another WWE superstar who could possibly consider moving out of the company is Tye Dillinger. The Canadian hasn't received any clinical opportunity on the main roster and has struggled to find his footing on many occasions.

Considering that the only thing he is becoming popular for is his Royal Rumble appearance which speaks volumes on how Vince McMahon and the WWE management view him.

Despite the odds that have been stacked against Dillinger, he definitely possesses the quality that could make him a very popular man in a promotion like AEW.

Dillinger also shared his views about the recently introduced promotion on Twitter and acknowledged the significance of wrestling for fans all over the world.

While he must be upset with his time on the main roster, Vince McMahon won't really consider convincing him if he would want to make the transition to AEW.

#4 Will Regret Losing - Goldberg

In my personal opinion, Goldberg is one of the most popular superstars in the world of professional wrestling and while he isn't the Icon he used to be, he still gravitates a lot of attention wherever he goes.

While there were rumours of the WCW Legend joining AEW, Goldberg went ahead to add fuel to the fire by following AEW on Twitter.

Considering that the fans instantly caught the engagement, this has sparked rumours that the Icon could potentially leave WWE and join forces with Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks.

There's no denying that Goldberg could very well be teasing the fans by elevating their hopes and being out there, but if something like this is genuinely happening, then it could be catastrophic for WWE.

Vince McMahon literally gave Goldberg the biggest win of his career when he merely squashed the man who ended The Undertaker's streak.

Goldberg went on to hold the Universal Championship on Monday Night Raw and still receives tons of respect from all the casual wrestling fans.

Vince McMahon cannot afford to lose a legend like Goldberg now and even if he does, it could eventually make him regret the entire situation.

#5 Won't Regret Losing - Zack Ryder

In what was one of the most disappointing 2018 for this superstar, Zack Ryder was only part of one match before moving into 2019 on Monday Night Raw.

There's no denying that the former Intercontinental Champion is very talented and could have been a bigger star if the company really tapped into his undeniable potential.

However, WWE's negligence could really coerce Ryder to switch promotion and join forces with his old time friend in Cody Rhodes.

While there's no confirmation on how AEW will work, there are speculations that Cody Rhodes and the Young Bucks are legitimately contacting many independent superstars which could also coerce them to navigate the locker room of WWE.

Since Cody has always had a great relationship with Zack Ryder, he could legitimately convince the Internet Darling to consider an offer to join the AEW.

Regardless of whether he decides to stay here or join forces with the Elite, his booking in the WWE certainly ensures that he will remain underutilized for years to come.

#6 Will Regret Losing - Shinsuke Nakamura

Is the King of Strong Style on his way out?

Shinsuke Nakamura is one of the biggest stars that NJPW has ever produced and proved his credentials when he rose like a meteor under the experential supervision of Triple H.

The man ran riot in NXT and garnered the adulation of legions of North American fans due to his undying charisma and his offensive style of wrestling.

Despite the fact that he is not enjoying the same success on the main roster, Vince McMahon certainly believes in the marketability of the King of Strong Style.

At a time when the company is legitimately pushing their boundaries and expanding their reach on multiple international platforms, losing Nakamura at this stage would be catastrophic.

The company definitely needs to bring the spotlight upon him again before he genuinely decides to leave the place for either NJPW or the recently introduced and much hyped, All Elite Wrestling.

#7 Won't Regret Losing - Bray Wyatt

The Eater of Worlds has been a disappointment

Despite being one of his biggest admirers, there's a genuine possibility that Bray Wyatt could eventually leave WWE to join hands with All Elite Wrestling.

Since the Eater of Worlds hasn't done anything of substance in his recent years with the WWE, he's not the biggest star Triple H thought he would become.

While most of that blame should go to the WWE, the Cult Leader is more about speaking the truth than actually proving it inside the squared circle.

Regardless of the tremendous feuds, he's been a part of, his booking certainly justifies that Vince McMahon doesn't really view him as a top star in the industry.

Judging by how Drew Mcintyre has evolved, the former WWE Champion could also make a name for himself outside of Vince's billion dollar company and coercing the Boss to yearn for him later.

Considering that Vinnie Mac doesn't see him as the future of his business and with Wyatt constantly posting cryptic tweets about his departure, WWE might not really regret losing him.

#8 Will Regret Losing - Dolph Ziggler

Despite being possibly the most underrated superstar in WWE history, Dolph Ziggler has never reached the pinnacle of success in the company that he legitimately deserved to.

Everything about him feels fantastic and being a fan of his work for so many years, the Show-Off definitely deserves to try his hands on something different before eventually closing the curtain on his momentous career.

While he continues to tease the end of his time with the WWE, the former Intercontinental Champion always ends up resigning and extending his WWE contract.

Considering that the management certainly applauds his precision to put over younger talent, Vince McMahon would do anything in his power to keep Ziggler till eternity.

He might not be the biggest thing going on Monday Night Raw but he certainly has earned the respect of his peers and will always continue to be a huge asset to the business regardless of how terribly he is booked.