Historic swap deal? Triple H must offer Karrion Kross in exchange for a 35-year-old AEW star

Triple H should look to trade WWE Superstar Karrion Kross, whose run has been mostly stale since his return, for an AEW star who could be a perfect fit for the product.

Karrion Kross made his return to WWE last year under Triple H's creative regime. While his early run was decent when he was involved in a feud with Drew McIntyre, he seems to have no direction currently. Even his pairing with his wife, Scarlett, does not seem to be working.

Kross may need a fresh change to revive his career, and AEW could be a perfect platform. He could also be traded, if possible, with rising All Elite star Wardlow. Following the rift between him and MJF, Wardlow has been going well as a singles competitor.

However, he has not yet reached the level expected of him, recently losing the TNT Title as well. Neverheless, Wardlow could perhaps be a great fit for the Stamford-based promotion, as they have a great track record with big men. Furthermore, with The Cerebral Assassin in charge, he could expect a great future in the promotion, if he wishes to join.

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Wardlow on what Triple H means to him

Although it's uncertain whether Wardlow will ever be seen in WWE, it is pretty clear that he would love to work with The Game. He revealed what Triple H meant to him growing up while speaking on Afternoon Drive on The Fan:

"I struggle with this because I can't think of just one. That's hard, that's like asking, 'what's your favorite song?' You have so many favorite songs or favorite movies. Growing up, the villain to all of my heroes was always Triple H," said Wardlow.

He went on to say that he would dream of feuding with The Game after seeing him take on all his favorites:

"I loved The Rock, he feuded with The Rock. I loved Jeff Hardy, he feuded with Jeff Hardy. I loved Batista, he feuded with Batista. There is a part of me that always felt like I would go on to be Triple H's next big feud, one day. I always thought that way." (H/T Fightful)

Only time will tell if Wardlow will ever be seen working under The Cerebral Assassin. It all depends on whether the higher-ups at the Stamford-based promotion are interested in signing the 35-year-old rising star.