5 WWE Superstars who could end up signing  with All Elite Wrestling 

#2 Gallows and Anderson

The Good Brothers deserve better

Once considered to be the best tag teams in the world, Gallows and Anderson are a shadow of their former self, three years into the run in the world's biggest Wrestling promotion. Karl Anderson was one of the founding members of 'Bullet Club' and the former Machine Gun was one of the top gaijin (non-japanese) stars in New Japan Pro Wrestling for a long time before leaving the promotion for WWE in 2016. Luke Gallows, on the other hand, had started his Carrer with the WWE as a contestant in 'Tough Enough' in 2005. Despite not making it to the top ten, Gallows signed a developmental deal with the company and was sent to Deep South Wrestling before debuting on the main roster as an imposter of Kane.

Gallows would then go on have a decent run with the company before being released in November 2010. He would then ply his trade in TNA as part of Aces and Eight before moving to New Japan Pro Wrestling. Gallows and Anderson would dominate the tag team division in NJPW winning the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Championship on multiple occasions before arriving on WWE the night after WrestleMania 32.

Initially billed as a monster heel duo, Gallows and Anderson's only shining moment has been their brief run with the RAW Tag Team Championship. The Good Brothers are rarely seen on TV these days and are usually seen competing on the kick-off show if they make it to a pay-per-view card. With their contract most probably expiring early next year, Gallows and Anderson would be a big catch for AEW and given their storied history with The Bucks, we see no reason why the new promotion wouldn't like to have a couple of Good Brothers in their ranks.