Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson Returning to WWE?

Could Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson aka The Good Brothers return to WWE for another WWE run? They just finished up with Impact Wrestling and are set to do a tour of New Japan so they are free agents in the States. The pair was surprisingly cut by WWE during the start of the Covid-19 Pandemic.

They had just finished up a program with OC stablemate, AJ Styles taking on the Undertaker at Wrestlemania in the main event of Night 1 before they were released. They were the most notable of the cuts because of their position on the card and their friendship with top stars AJ Styles and Finn Balor. They four were part of the Bullet Club, the once hugely popular stable in NJPW.

On Monday’s WWE Raw we saw Finn Balor trying to recruit AJ into his current group, the Judgement Day. AJ rejected Balor’s recruitment attempts and Balor said that AJ is totally alone. Balor and The Judgement Day, including Dominik Mysterio beat up AJ Styles after costing him his match against Sami Zayn. There was no help for AJ. No run in’s down isle the isle, no music. Nothing. Just the former WWE Champion lying in the middle of the ring with a chair around his neck. What if this is leading to the return of the Gallows and Anderson?

They come back to help AJ Styles, turn Finn back to the light side and then AJ, Finn and the Good Brothers take down the Judgement Day. From there, why not have them take on The Bloodline at Survivor Series in War Games? War Games is a 4-on-4 match. Balor, AJ, Gallows and Anderson against Roman Reigns, The Uso’s and Solo Sikoa has some oomf to it. It’s only 2 months away but you have 3 big shows to work with. Extreme Rules, Crown Jewel and Survivor Series.

Let me know if you’d like to see them return to New York. Let me know what you think of my scenario bringing them back as well.

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