5 former WWE stars that could debut at AEW Full-Gear

4. Primo & Epico making a return at AEW Full-Gear

The Colóns were released over a year ago. The cousins come from a family of wrestlers and would be outstanding additions to the AEW roster. They will provide high intensity, action and a fast paced style perfect for the promotion.

Carlos Colón Snr., Primo's father, began his wrestling career in the 60s. After a brief tenure in the USA, Carlos Snr. would return to Puerto Rico where he would make a name for himself. He would have feuds with none other than Ric Flair and other notable wrestlers during the 80s. Ultimately retiring in the 90s to begin training his sons and nephew.

While Carlito Colón made an appearance in WWE during 2021's Royal Rumble, the Colóns have not done much since their release. The tag team was terribly booked in WWE, being involved in ridiculous gimmicks. Both wrestlers are fantastic in the ring and work well together.

AEW has one of the best tag-team rosters in wrestling, and the veteran Colóns would make a great addition. The Colóns could be worked into the AEW Tag Team championship picture and play a vital role in the division moving forward.

Worst case scenario, having the Colóns work backstage training future tag teams would be a great asset to AEW.

3. Bronson Reed could debut at Full-Gear

Jermaine Haley went by the name Bronson Reed while with WWE, being a stand-out star in NXT. His tenure with WWE lasted a little over two years before unfortunately being released in August.

While at WWE, he burst onto the scene and showed fans a special wrestler. Haley might not be built like the conventionally, but he is quick and powerful. He reminded fans of Hall of Fame wrestlers like Bam Bam Bigelow and Big Van Vader, both of whom he paid homage to through his attire. Haley is not only a wrestler, but a wrestling fan. That type of passion is what the roster of AEW needs and what the promotion encourages.

Haley has been heavily connected with IMPACT Wrestling, and there have been rumors of him debuting there instead. AEW's relationship with IMPACT has changed so he will likely not cross between the promotions.