This is more of a sad case, because Luke Harper has proven in his time as a singles star that if given the opportunity, he can make a big name for himself. He’s an absolute machine in the ring and is so deceptively agile as well. He’s put on many incredible matches, and if you remember SmackDown Live in early 2017, people were actually vying for Harper to join the WWE title picture at WrestleMania.
It would have made sense, but WWE didn’t seem to think that. Instead, he was put on the sidelines afterwards and returned only with Rowan as part of The Bludgeon Brothers. Just by sheer unfortunate circumstance of Harper not getting pushed, it’s likely better that he stays with Rowan and remains a dominant tag team. There’s no doubt that they can win multiple tag team titles together.
