WWE Superstars who might be released to make room for the next wave

Modified Dec 20, 2018 06:46 GMT

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Could the Good Brothers be released to make room for incoming NXT teams?

The duo basically addressed their WWE status on SmackDown when Anderson mentioned that they hadn't been on television in four months.

Four months.

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Some champions have longer reigns than that.

The former Club is a great team and that's why they were initially signed by WWE.

They probably would have had a little more success had they been paired with AJ Styles or Finn Balor permanently, or for at least a year.

They did aid Styles when he feuded with Roman Reigns.

Rather than being the other team in multiple-team matches or not on TV altogether, the Good Brothers should be used as a butt-kicking heel team.

Let them do their talking in the ring, rather than on the mic.

The Colons have been with WWE for what seems like almost a decade. They've been around since 2010ish but haven't had anything resembling a push recently.

The whole timeshare gimmick was more annoying than anything.

It's a shame because they are both pretty talented in the ring. Perhaps they might request a release to pursue other things.

Unfortunately for them, they either haven't had a chance to show personality, or aren't the best on the mic.

Whatever the reason is, they just haven't clicked with the WWE Universe.

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