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News of Shinsuke Nakamura recently being granted permission to go one-on-one with the great

mooter in one of the latter's final matches at Pro Wrestling Noah's the new year 2023 event,

has all but confirmed that Triple H and the new WWE regime's forbidden door is now well and

truly open. So with all that in mind, which other wrestling veterans could be offered the

opportunity to follow in Nakamura's charismatic footsteps before long? Well, I'm Gareth

from what culture wrestling and here are the ten wrestlers who could walk through Triple H's

forbidden door. 10. An Anderson The WWE Hall of Famer didn't exactly leave the company on the

best of terms back in February 2019, with Anderson being let go due to his part in allowing

Alicia Fox to wrestle at a live event whilst intoxicated. And the enforcer even recently noted

how much he did test his role as a WWE producer in the time before exiting the promotion.

On the back of Cody Rhodes recent returns to the wrestling juggernaut in April,

and the American Nightmares longtime manager and coach Anderson's AEW on-screen presence

diminishing in the months that followed, though. Perhaps there's a world where Rhodes can convince

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