Two WWE stars may be set to appear in another company as they teased a potential surprise in Japan alongside another top star.
While the Good Brothers are currently challenging teams in NXT, it seems as though they could be primed for another big crossover appearance.
In a chat with Pro Wrestling NOAH, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows spoke about AJ Styles’ upcoming match in NOAH against Naomichi Marufuji.
You can see the full interview below however it seems entirely possible that AJ Styles is not going to Japan alone.
Both Anderson and Gallows expressed an interest in returning to NOAH themselves at some point, with Gallows teasing:
“We may fly over on our own dime and attack Marufuji the night before, you never know.”
Reports came out after the announcement of the match that there was a ‘belief’ Gallows and Anderson could travel to the match to accompany Styles.
During the interview, Gallows also praised Triple H and the ‘new WWE’ for allowing matches like this to be possible.
WWE’s AJ Styles is set to take part in an international dream match this weekend, when he faces Naomichi Marufuji at Pro Wrestling NOAH’s Destination event on Saturday, July 13.
Styles isn’t the only top WWE star competing in Japan this weekend, with former WWE Women’s Champion IYO SKY set to compete for Marigold against Utami Hayashishita.
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