NJPW Officials Reportedly Interested In Bringing Back Former Stars Currently In WWE

NJPW Officials Reportedly Interested In Bringing Back Former Stars Currently In WWE

Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio is reporting that New Japan Pro Wrestling officials are very interested in bringing back several current WWE superstars. Who are they? Find out after the jump...

By EliteGuy101 - Oct 18, 2018 04:10 PM EST
Filed Under: Indy Wrestling
Source: wrestlinginc.com
It’s been reported previously that the contracts of AJ Styles, Shinsuke Nakamura, Luke Gallows, and Karl Anderson will be up in early 2019. Styles is most likely going to resign with the company and rumors have stated that the other men will most likely remain with the promotion as well.

However, there is interest from New Japan Pro Wrestling in Nakamura, Gallows, and Anderson to return to the company, according to Dave Meltzer on Wrestling Observer Radio. There has been no news on renewals coming up.

As previously stated, it's expected that Gallows, Anderson and Nakamura will stay with WWE; however, Meltzer noted that there's talk of Gallows possibly looking to return, but that was not confirmed. Anderson will likely stay here in the States as he has a family to take care of.
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