5 Things that would have happened in WWE if not for COVID-19

#1 The Club/The OC could have taken on The Hurt Business, RETRIBUTION, and any other WWE factions that would've been around

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— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) November 15, 2020

Perhaps the saddest news this year was that Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows, two men who were a part of the Boneyard Match at WrestleMania, had to be released from the WWE roster owing to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Thankfully, both men have done phenomenally well (no pun intended) since then and have managed to take the equity that comes with being former WWE stars, transitioning into top stars in IMPACT Wrestling.

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— IMPACT (@IMPACTWRESTLING) November 18, 2020

Had they remained in WWE, however, imagine how cool a battle between The OC and RETRIBUTION could have been. In fact, this could have been the feud that launched RETRIBUTION to the next level because right now, they do not have any formidable opponents to genuinely make them seem like serious players in the WWE roster.

Similarly, The Club vs. The Hurt Business could have really been a very compelling WWE feud that we never got to see, unfortunately, in the year 2020.