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As soon as the news broke that Triple H was taking over WWE's talent relations and creative,

the dirt sheets came alive with the chatter that the backstage feeling in WWE was largely one

of positivity. WWE is no stranger to punching stars, at the very least it's safe to assume

the gay radios who he's going to ask when their contracts are coming to a close.

I'm Sy from WhatCulture.com and these are 10 wrestlers AEW should feel losing to WWE.

10. Elite Starting off with perhaps the most important entry

in this list, there is no all-elite wrestling without the elite.

Kenny Omega and the young vux taking a chance on themselves and it's hard to imagine AEW

with this trio not involved. Eventually that day will come, but hopefully it's a long,

long time away. Whilst both sides have spent years making snide remarks about each other,

anything can be watered under the bridge. Seeing their pal Cody welcome to the WWE with open arms,

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