Pro Wrestling Contract Season

[Arch Stanton]

The Creeds look tailor-made for a stint in Japan to me. A run on the indie scene would do wonders for their overall development too, since as far as I know, they have never been outside of the WWE system (other than working those affiliated AAA shows). I just don't see how they bring anything to the table that AEW are crying out for, and I do think they would viewed as WWE rejects, because they came through their system and are still really green. 

[The King of Old School]

I could definitely see them being picked up by Khan, wonder if he would use them in ROH first.

[RedTwoster]

1 hour ago, Arch Stanton said:

The Creeds look tailor-made for a stint in Japan to me. A run on the indie scene would do wonders for their overall development too, since as far as I know, they have never been outside of the WWE system (other than working those affiliated AAA shows). I just don't see how they bring anything to the table that AEW are crying out for, and I do think they would viewed as WWE rejects, because they came through their system and are still really green. 

If they show what strengths they bring to the table, I don't think that would happen - I genuinely struggle to think of any act who has moved to AEW and failed because they felt like a WWE flop. Even the acts that didn't succeed or haven't succeeded - I don't think it's ever been because of perception. If they have the ability to succeed, they probably will - if they don't, they'll drop down the card quicker than you can say "Matt Hardy", "Johnny TV" or "Tony Nese". 

I don't think they're "really green" either - they've had some excellent matches, and in a tag division that includes FTR, The Young Bucks, New Level, Brodido and MCMG, any rough edges they do have would soon be ironed out. 

But that's the thing...AEW has a tremendous tag division, but most of their main tag teams are on the older side. They need some young blood in there, and I think The Creeds (or whatever they'll be called now) have the potential to be just that. Whatever the case, I do think AEW needs to start planning for a post-Young Bucks and post-FTR era in their tag division; much as you have the likes of Kevin Knight, Nick Wayne, Kyle Fletcher and others ready to step up a level in men's singles competition.