3 reasons why Braun Strowman should be AEW's next signing and 2 why it should be Samoa Joe

#1. Samoa Joe can be a backstage veteran to help mentor younger talent

Speculation amongst AEW fans is growing rampant as Samoa Joe's 30-day non-compete expired last weekend, which could lead to the former NXT champion heading to All Elite Wrestling. He even went on Twitter to tease about his current absence.

At 42 years old, he is considered a veteran at this point in his career and can be used to help guide and mentor the next generation of talent in Tony Khan's company. Imagine Joe as a locker room leader giving advice to the likes of younger heavyweight wrestlers Powerhouse Hobbs and Luchasaurus. His decades of wrestling experience can prove invaluable to these young stars.

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#2. Braun Strowman adds another heavyweight wrestler to AEW's smaller-sized roster

Someone of Braun Strowman's stature could immediately make him stand out from the AEW roster. The younger athletes in the division are smaller-sized in comparison. Having Braun adds another addition to the company's heavyweights, which are few and far between.

While speaking with John Maakaron of Sports Illustrated, Braun Strowman revealed that he sat down with AEW's higher-ups. The former Tag Team Champion further added he doesn't have as much time to continue being a full-time performer, regardless of which promotion he ends up signing with:

“Yeah, we’ve sat down and discussed stuff like that with my agent and things like that." Strowman continued, "We’re just trying to find a fit now, where everything kind of will work together since now, there’s so many things that I’m working on in my personal life. I don’t have as much time to devote to the full-time schedule to wrestle now."

Strowman could be the collosal attraction that's missing from the company's roster of undersized talent.