3 superstars WWE might not mind losing to other promotions following WrestleMania 35
The WrestleMania season started after Royal Rumble last month, as the road to WrestleMania began from Chase Field. The storylines are moving forward, and two matches are set for the Grandest Stage of Them All. Men's Royal Rumble winner Seth Rollins will challenge the Universal champion, Brock Lesnar, while women's Royal Rumble winner Becky Lynch will face the Raw women's champion, Ronda Rousey.
WrestleMania 35 is just two months away, and the WWE Universe is excited for the biggest show of the year. WWE makes several changes after WrestleMania, and it is bound to happen this year as well. Numerous part-time superstars perform at WrestleMania, and they disappear after the PPV. Besides, the contracts of many superstars expire after WrestleMania, as the roster sees some changes.
Bobby Lashley returned to WWE following WrestleMania 34. Drew McIntyre also joined the main roster from NXT, as he was accompanied by Ember Moon, Andrade 'Cien' Almas, the IIconics, and many more.
WWE has a big pool of talented superstars, but each superstar doesn't get a significant push. Several superstars have not done well despite having an excellent reputation in other promotions. Here we discuss three superstars whom WWE might not mind losing to other promotions.
#3 Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows
Gallows and Anderson are one of the most decorated tag teams in the world, and they were a gigantic name in Japan. Currently, the two superstars perform in Smackdown Live. However, their run has been substandard after they arrived in WWE, as they have not achieved any notable success.
WWE signed Gallows and Anderson in 2016. Since they had massive popularity in Japan, the WWE Universe expected them to shine in WWE. Though they had a good run as the Raw tag team champions, they could not stay on top of the tag team division for a long time. Gallows and Anderson could bring back their lost glory outside WWE, and it is clear the company does not have any big plan for the former Raw tag team champions.