7 released WWE stars who could be at AEW All Out

7 recently released WWE stars who could show up at AEW All Out

Modified Jun 03, 2021 22:20 GMT

#1 Braun Strowman will run through anyone after his WWE release

Quite possibly the biggest name - both literally and figuratively - that WWE released is Braun Strowman. He was clearly a special talent due to his speed and athleticism for a man of his size.

WWE has come to terms on the releases of Braun Strowman, Aleister Black, Lana, Murphy, Ruby Riott and Santana Garrett.WWE wishes them the best in all of their future endeavors. https://t.co/8bAQIFgA1M pic.twitter.com/b77AeeLuDn
— WWE (@WWE) June 2, 2021

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Due to his massive size, it was clear that Strowman was going to be a future WWE or Universal Champion. He would win the Universal title from Goldberg at last year's WrestleMania. Strowman lost the belt to the Fiend. Before that, however, he was usually booked to lose to big names like Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns.

You’re right @fightbobby I’m not on your level I’m past it!!!!! #NeverForget pic.twitter.com/IOIPdehHxn
— Braun Strowman (@BraunStrowman) May 16, 2021

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If the former Universal Champ did show up at All Out in September, it would certainly change the landscape of wrestling. Wherever he goes next, Strowman must be booked as an unstoppable force. He's one of the biggest stars physically in the industry but hasn't always enjoyed booking to reflect that fact.

AEW doesn't have anyone as big as Strowman. They always claim that Luchasaurus and Archer are big, but neither of those men is the same package as the Monster Among Men. Archer is the same height (6'8") but weighs around 280 pounds. Luchasaurus weighs about the same as Archer but is three inches shorter.

Simply put, Strowman is the current star released by WWE that could make the biggest impact for AEW. If he showed up and destroyed almost everyone, it would be a lasting image for the wrestling industry.

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Matt Serocki is a sports journalist from outside of Boston, Massachusetts who has written about sports for a local newspaper, the MetroWest Daily News.

Matt has written about professional wrestling for the past year but has been writing lyrics, short stories and novels in his spare time. He writes around 30-50 articles per month.

During his time on writing for Sportskeeda, Matt has written about a variety of topics including the history of the business as well as about the current stars and product. He follows numerous promotions like the WWE, AEW, ROH, MLW, NJPW, Championship Wrestling from Hollywood and WOW.

Studied Communications with a focus on writing at Framingham State University from 2000-2004.

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Edited by Daniel Wood