10 dream matches we'd love to see if WWE and AEW cross paths

#7 The Mysterios vs. The Lucha Brothers (WWE vs. AEW)

The Mysterio family has arrived at the #WWEThunderDome.#SummerSlam @35_Dominik @reymysterio pic.twitter.com/S7HDkgr6U5

— WWE (@WWE) August 23, 2020

Many different factors have led to the WWE vs. AEW conversation amongst wrestling fans. The predecessor to All Elite Wrestling was the "All In" event three years ago. The main event of that pay-per-view saw The Young Bucks team up with Kota Ibushi to face Bandido, Rey Fenix, and Rey Mysterio. This marked the final non-WWE event for the latter.

Just one month later, Mysterio re-signed with WWE after four years away. Two years later, his son Dominik made his in-ring debut at SummerSlam 2020, which was a dream come true for Rey and part of the reason he stayed with the company. Earlier this year, Rey and Dominik became the first father-son duo to win WWE Tag Team Championship gold.

The #LuchaBros are headed to the ring to take on the #VaristyBlonds in the seminfinal of the #AEW World Tag Team Title Eliminator TournamentTune into @tntdrama NOW to watch #AEWDynamite LIVE! pic.twitter.com/nsjCUrBaIl

— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) August 26, 2021

There is no other tag team quite as exciting as the Lucha Brothers in AEW. Penta El Zero Miedo and Rey Fenix have been in the spotlight for the promotion from the very beginning. They were in a high-profile feud with The Young Bucks that set the standard for tag team wrestling in All Elite Wrestling. Pretty much any WWE tag team against the Lucha Bros. is a WWE vs. AEW dream match.

Rey Fenix has drawn comparisons to Rey Mysterio for much of his career. Mysterio is one of the greatest luchadors of all time, while Fenix is the best high flier in the business today. This WWE vs. AEW tag team bout will be exhilarating and feature so much non-stop action. It would be a high-octane sprint that all the fans would remember.