WWE fans are always buzzing when the company manages to snap up a big-name talent that nobody probably ever expected to see sign with Vince McMahon’s company.

Legends like Sting, independent stars like Finn Balor, Shinsuke Nakamura and Samoa Joe and even a world-class athlete like Ronda Rousey - WWE has been fortunate enough to bring in some of the finest talents possible even when it never looked possible.

HUGE ARRIVALS

Another name which excited the WWE Universe was AJ Styles. He finally made his long-awaited debut in WWE at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view, after dominating on the independent scene for years prior and cementing his status as possibly the greatest in-ring performer on the planet.

GALLOWS & ANDERSON

According to Ringside News, he said: “I said, ‘Hey listen, I got these two other guys, Gallows and Anderson, and we’re going to go over as a group.’

“‘Well, we’re just interested in you right now’ and within that same week, they said, ‘No, we want all of you.’

“So, it was like ‘YES’ because I didn’t want to pull them away and get their hopes up. ‘Well, sorry guys, it’s just me.’ I am so glad that they got to come with me.”

Fans have been critical in recent times regarding WWE’s handling of Gallows and Anderson, especially in regards to them not having much success as a team since joining WWE.

However, with the formation of The Balor Club on Monday Night RAW - along with the possibility of Styles moving to the red brand following WrestleMania in the Superstar Shake-Up - perhaps Gallows and Anderson could have much more prominent roles on television and showcase what they’re truly capable of.

What do you make of WWE not originally being interested in Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows? Have YOUR say in the comments section below.