5 Likely reasons why The Revival and WWE have agreed on their release from the company

#3 A brand new player in town

He was one of the top stars in WWE when he decided to move elsewhere. Since then, Dean Ambrose has changed his name to his original indie moniker Jon Moxley and gone on to become the AEW Champion.

We have also seen Jake Hager become a part of Chris Jericho's stable - The Inner Circle, and now Luke Harper has transformed into Brodie Lee, the leader of the Dark Order. There is a new player in town, and they are taking some of WWE's lesser-used talents and pushing them into prominent roles on their television program called AEW Dynamite.

The Revival may thrive in such a situation because even though AEW is putting on a whole bunch of quality shows on a weekly basis, they still do not have the same kind of name recognition that WWE does.

Because The Revival is an established commodity already, they can bring new eyeballs to the company in much the same way that former WWF stars helped WCW become a household name during the Monday Night Wars.