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#3 Gallows and Anderson
Gallows and Anderson came to the WWE a few months after AJ Styles made his debut at the Royal Rumble, and considering the success that AJ went on to have, it's very sad to see just how far G&A have fallen.
Before this, the Good Brothers were seen as arguably the best heavyweight tag team in the entire world, and as a singles competitor, Anderson was reaching the final of the G1 Climax, and after some success early on, they've seemingly fallen off the face of the earth.
Their style of humor and in-ring work may not be suited to the WWE, but they are still skilled performers, and given how little value the WWE place on tag team wrestling, you think they'd value these two as a team that can carry a division.
Simply put, creative ruined any momentum these two have had and given that New Japan is thriving and their former friends have made a new company, they need to desperately seek greener pastures in the near future.
