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Triple H Went Against Vince and Awarded WWE Contracts to Former Stars

By: Rahul V Krishnan Image credit: WWE and Twitter

WWE Creative Head Triple H reportedly gave a lengthy contract to the recently returned tag team 'The Good Brothers' because he felt bad for their release under Vince McMahon.

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Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows were released by the WWE in 2020 during the pandemic. The release came as a big surprise to many as the two stars were booked well alongside AJ Styles during that time.

The former Bullet Club members made their surprise to the WWE last year under Triple H when they helped AJ Styles against Finn Balor's dark faction, 'The Judgment Day'.

After their return, there were several rumors and speculations among fans regarding their contract status and it looks like the OC members will be staying in the company for a long time.

Fightful Select came through with the report that both Anderson and Gallows signed a five-year deal with the Stamford-based promotion and the duo will be at the company till 2027.

The other stars who made their return under Triple H recently were all given three-year deals but the former Raw tag team champions were an exception because of something that happened in the past.

Triple H helped both superstars to negotiate their decision to stay at the company back in 2019 and after they were released, Hunter felt bad for them and this led to him giving them a longer deal.

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It'll be interesting to see how the duo will be booked on Raw moving forward. Following a recent injury to AJ Styles, the creative plans for the team were scrapped.

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