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BULLET CLUB

Stable - Inactive

Stable Data

Name:

BULLET CLUB

Promotions:

AEW, Impact, NJPW, ROH

Years:

2013 - 2026

Notes

- The Young Bucks schlossen sich Ende Oktober 2013 bei ihrer ersten New Japan Pro Wrestling-Tour dem Stable an.
- Doc Gallows stieß Ende November zur Gruppierung dazu, als er ebenfalls seine erste Tour für New Japan an der Seite von Karl Anderson absolvierte.
- Stable-Leader Prince Devitt verließ New Japan im April 2014 und somit auch das Stable.
- AJ Styles schloss sich im gleichen Monat der Gruppe an und übernahm die neue Führerschaft.
- Yujiro Takahashi attackierte Kazuchika Okada in dessen Match gegen AJ Styles am 03.05. und schloss sich nach dem Match der Gruppe an.
- Beim NJPW G1 Climax 24 am 10.08. attackierten Jeff Jarrett und Scott D'Amore zusammen mit dem restlichen BULLET CLUB Hiroshi Tanahashi und entpuppten sich somit als Unterstützer des Stable.
- Kenny Omega wurde am 08.11. als neuestes Mitglied des BULLET CLUB vorgestellt.
- Cody Hall wurde am 5. Januar 2015 als Supporting Member vorgestellt, musste sich als New Japan "Young Boy" allerdings erst seine Sporen verdienen.
- Nachdem er erst die National Wrestling Alliance bei New Japan vertrat, wurde Chase Owens zu Beginn des Super Junior Tag Tournament 2015 als Supporting Member des BULLET CLUB vorgestellt. Später wurde er richtiges Mitglied.
- King Haku debütierte bei Wrestle Kingdom 10 als Supporting Member der Gruppe.
- AJ Styles wurde am 5. Januar 2016 von den restlichen BULLET CLUB-Mitgliedern attackiert und aus dem Stable geschmissen.
- Doc Gallows & Karl Anderson bestritten am 20.02. ihr vorerst letztes Match für NJPW und verließen somit auch das Stable.
- Tanga Loa wurde am 12.03. von seinem Bruder Tama Tonga als neuestes Mitglied des BULLET CLUB enthüllt.
- Adam Cole schloss sich der Gruppierung bei den Global Wars 2016 an.
- Nur einen Tag später bei War Of The Worlds bekannte sich auch Hangman Page zum BULLET CLUB.
- Captain New Japan attackierte am 25.09.2016 seinen Partner Yoshitatsu vor ihrem Match gegen den BULLET CLUB und schloss sich diesem am. Im Zuge dessen änderte er seinen Namen zu BONE SOLDIER.
- Am letzten Tag der World Tag League 2016 präsentierte Kenny Omega Cody als neuestes Mitglied des BULLET CLUB.
- Frankie Kazarian schloss sich der Gruppierung 2017 kurzzeitig im Rahmen des Ring Of Honor World Titelkampf gegen Christopher Daniels an, kehrte ihnen kurze Zeit später aber wieder den Rücken.
- Kenny Omega entließ Adam Cole bei War Of The Worlds 2017 am 12.05. aus dem BULLET CLUB und stellte Marty Scurll als neustes Mitglied vor.
- Leo Tonga wurde ab dem 7. September 2017 bei einer laufenden Tour als Ersatz für den verletzten Kenny Omega eingesetzt und am 10. September von seinem Bruder Tama Tonga als offizielles Mitglied des Stable vorgestellt.
- Gino Gambino wurde nach einem Match mit Bad Luck Fale am 11. November 2017 bei einer Show von Melbourne City Wrestling als neues Mitglied der Gruppe vorgestellt.
- Taiji Ishimori wurde am 4. Mai 2018 von Tama Tonga als NEW BONE SOLDIER als neues Mitglied des Stable vorgestellt.
- Die Guerrillas Of Destiny und Haku attackierten am 07.07. Kenny Omega, Matt & Nick Jackson und nannten sich anschließend die Firing Squad, womit ein Bandenkrieg innerhalb der Gruppierung ausbrach.
- Nachdem sich Jay White und Gedo bei Destruction In Kobe bereits gegen Kazuchika Okada gestellt hatten, verließen sie am 8. Oktober 2018 bei King Of Pro-Wrestling endgültig CHAOS, um sich zusammen mit Jado dem BULLET CLUB anzuschließen.
- Während der Jericho Cruise im Oktober 2018 erklärte Cody dass The Elite, er selbst, Hangman Page, Kenny Omega und Marty Scurll sowie die Young Bucks, die Gruppierung verließen, da man sich nicht mehr mit dieser identifiziere.
- Im Rahmen des Best Of The Super Junior XXVI-Turniers wurde El Phantasmo als neuestes Mitglied vorgestellt, nachdem er zuvor mit einer Vignette über Wochen angekündigt wurde.
- Am 30. Juni verließ Robbie Eagles den BULLET CLUB und schloss sich CHAOS an.
- Am Finaltag des G1 Climax 2019 in einem Six Man Tag Team Match mit CHAOS griff KENTA seinen Partner Tomohiro Ishii an und ermöglichte so BULLET CLUB den Sieg. Für diesen Verrat wurde KENTA von Katsuyori Shibata attackiert, doch die Überzahl des BULLET CLUBs konnte diesem Einhalt gebieten. KENTA schloss sich damit dem BULLET CLUB an.
- EVIL stieß nach dem Finale des New Japan Cups 2020 zur Gruppierung, nachdem er sich zuvor gegen Tetsuya Naito stellte.
- Dick Togo schloss sich wenig später ebenfalls dem BULLET CLUB an, nachdem er am 12. Juli 2020 EVIL bei seinem Doppel-Titelkampf unterstützte.
- Chris Bey trat dem BULLET CLUB im August 2021, auf Einladung von Jay White, bei.
- Nach einem Sieg gegen seinen ehemaligen Tag Team-Partner YOH trat SHO dem BULLET CLUB im September 2021 bei.
- Nachdem Jay White bei IMPACT Wrestling gegen Tama Tonga turnte, schloss sich ihm der restliche BULLET CLUB am 13. März 2022 während einer New Japan Cup Show in Amagasaki an und attackierte Tama Tonga, Tanga Loa und Jado. Gedo streckte seinen langjährigen Partner Jado dabei mit seinem Schlagring nieder. Damit schieden GoD und Jado aus dem BULLET CLUB aus, dem sie jahrelang angehörten.
- Am 05.01.2026 kündigte Yota Tsuji bei New Year Dash !! an, dass BULLET CLUB und BULLET CLUB War Dogs und die nach der Auflösung von Los Ingobernables de Japon verbliebenen, nicht an eine Gruppierung gebundenen Wrestler fortan als eine gemeinsame Einheit namens Unbound Company antreten würden.

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Number of comments: 87

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Average rating: 9.07 [395]

Average rating in 2026: 10.00 [10]

Average rating in 2025: 9.44 [50]

Average rating in 2024: 9.31 [32]

Average rating in 2023: 8.79 [43]

Average rating in 2022: 8.67 [39]

Average rating in 2021: 8.77 [35]

Average rating in 2020: 8.50 [24]

Average rating in 2019: 8.65 [23]

Average rating in 2018: 8.71 [24]

Average rating in 2017: 9.34 [35]

Average rating in 2016: 9.58 [38]

Average rating in 2015: 9.24 [33]

Average rating in 2014: 8.44 [9]

Average rating in 2013: 9.00 [1]

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saitonagota3x wrote on 04.02.2026:

[10.0] "The greatest faction of all time, at least half of the members in this faction have gone on to become main eventers, also led to the boom of ROH, and the creation of AEW, thank you NJPW"

SuperLlama88 wrote on 30.01.2026:

[10.0] "The Bullet Club completely revolutionized pro wrestling. Their t shirt was legendary, they had some incredible wrestlers on their side, and were absolutely magical. That is up until 2019, when the Elite left for AEW. Jay White managed to somewhat delay the inevitable fall of the stable, but they completely lost relevance after 2021. I was sad to see they disbanded recently, but quite honestly I thought they had been inactive since for like two years because they did nothing notable. Despite this, I have to give them a 10 for the way they completely changed the landscape of pro wrestling"

arisenby wrote on 06.01.2026:

[10.0] "[9.5] Well, since Unbound Company is a thing now, we can finally refer to BC in the past tense. I don't think they were the greatest stable of all time, for me everything after the first Bullet Club Civil War storyline is way too inconsistent and they spent most of their last year as a wrestling Ship of Theseus, but fuck, they're up there. It is beyond argument that they are the most important stable this side of the millennium, however. A huge part of NJPW's enormous western boom in the late 2000s, which in turn leads to All In, which in turn leads to AEW and the monopoly over wrestling in the US being broken. We'll be lucky if we see anything like them in terms of popularity and importance within the next 20 years, if not more I think."

Alton wrote on 17.09.2025:

[10.0] "The greatest faction of all time. Ridiculously stacked in each every single iteration. Inarguably the reason NJPW got as big as it did in the west."

Dirt wrote on 25.07.2025:

[10.0] "Greatest Faction in wrestling history. The most influential stable and brand in the 21st century for wrestling."

BonfireGuide wrote on 17.07.2025:

[6.0] "There's two ways to rate this. Modern Bullet Club only and the "in retrospect" way of rating the BC as a whole. To a degree I wish they would do what they seemed to do with the judgement day on this site and make separate versions (maybe for each leader/time period? ) so I could end up doing both, but for now I'm gonna be rating based on the modern day bullet club sense it's the most honest way in my opinion. And while the bullet club was one of the most badass and cool stables in all of wrestling in the ages of people like Prince/Finn, AJ, and Kenny Omega (unfortunately mostly AJ and Kenny), in the modern day it's kind of a convoluted nothing burger. Between a lack of clear standout talent, and the fact that it's been split up to the degree where it's relation to the nWo looks less like homage and more like a direct parallel + the fact that the bullet club as a core barely even exists anymore... it's alright at best really. Still has some solid talent but when you get to the point of a faction where people start arguing whether or not it even exists anymore, you should probably just end it."

RealWrestlingFacts wrote on 30.05.2025:

[6.0] "tbh in my mind Bullet Club is the one stable that has the most betrayals and Bullet Club is like cat and mouse or cat and dog, but overall what Devitt said to AJ when he said that he started the club is the truth and I don't want to know how many people became the leader of bullet club but Bad Luck Fale should actually be the leader cause he started Bullet Club with Devitt"

JLHarman wrote on 23.05.2025:

[10.0] "So we're not going to go long when we can go short. It's the biggest clan in history. It's the clan that has produced the most stars, it's the most influential clan in every aspect of history and what's incredible is that it's an NJPW clan it's crazy."

KyleEnjoysWrestling wrote on 16.05.2025:

[7.0] "With each passing year, this faction has gotten lamer & lamer. It's at the point where I see it on NJPW & immediately think the whole product seems incapable of forward progress. Bullet Club was a huge boon for NJPW out of the gates. I remember seeing their t-shirts all over the place back around 2015-ish. They probably were at their best with the white hot AJ Styles as their leader. Even after AJ left, they still had a lot of life, especially when Omega was running the show. But at this point, they have no leader anywhere near the caliber of AJ or Kenny & it shows. Now they are a shell of what they once were & NJPW really should find a reason to kill the Bullet Club once & for all."

darkflame4527 wrote on 27.02.2025:

[10.0] "The greatest non-WWE stable of all time. One of the most recognizable stables ever. Revolutionary, helped put so many staples in the industry today on the mainstream map. Finn Balor, Kenny Omega, AJ Styles, Cody Rhodes, Jay White, Adam Cole, Adam Page, etc. Wrestling wouldn't be where it is without Bullet Club."

NoOne2 wrote on 02.02.2025:

[10.0] "The best faction in history with an incredibly engaging storyline, in which its members were able to be a part of pro wrestling history in each era and create a wonderful faction overall."

Its Clobbering Time wrote on 26.12.2024:

[10.0] "Bullet Club is THE Faction, they are so cool and have so much swagger. Has Legends and hall of Famers like Balor, Styles, Omega, Rhodes and much More. One of the Best Factions ever and definitely one of my favorites as well. Bang"

BULLETCLUB4EVER wrote on 22.08.2024:

[10.0] "The greatest stable ever. In the last years they have lost their magician but they do great things for pro wrestling. They dominated all Indies and they made sure to make us famous NJPW and indie promotions."

Willie 19200 wrote on 12.08.2024:

[10.0] "Possibly the most well known pro-wrestling faction/stable in history. From the early days with Prince Devitt, to AJ Styles and Kenny Omega. Jay White was one of the best leaders in The Bullet Clubs luxurious history. Not only that, but it's a faction that has branched to companies all over the world. Companies like NJPW, TNA, AEW, and WWE all have former Bullet Club members still keeping the great name alive. Now it has kinda drawn down in popularity, but Finlay and Gabe Kidd I feel like will revive it in to be once again a great faction."

danzitorock wrote on 13.04.2024:

[9.0] "Weather this wasn't the most popular or pleasant stable to watch sometimes, the Bullet Club is forever legendary and revolutionized a lot of stuff in wresting. I know a lot of people that started watching New Japan and indy stuff because of BC and the brand became very popular, I mean, I can't stand the t-shirt no more lol. But jokes aside, the stable deserves all the praise for being influential in literally every company and producing nice stories, matches and moments for wrestling. Not my favorite but perfectly influential."

TripleCrown wrote on 03.04.2024:

[4.0] "Bullet Club has no doubt overstayed its welcome. The first few years was great, hell, it was better than that. It essentially morphed into AEW, which is quite amazing when you think about it. The Bullet Club name took over professional wrestling for a little while, which is just incredible when you take into account it's just some faction in NJPW. What made it become bigger and better was the fact it was filled with some top level talent that eventually moved onto bigger and better things. It had a place in wrestling for a period, but now it has absolutely become a shell of its former self. It has just become a faction that's going off it's name rather than the actual people in it. It's highly unlikely they will ever get "big" again as a faction, and it'll never reach the heights it hit during the mid-late 2010s. Have to give it 4 points though, it wasn't anything crazy or original, it had a lot of good talent and really did take on a life of its own, but the fact they haven't really just shut down the stable after all this time is really hindering it."

TheEnigmatic1 wrote on 20.08.2023:

[4.0] "Bullet club in 2023, How TF do you even begin to comprehend this group, They peaked in 2016-2017 with AJ Styles and Kenny Omega doing some great work to give the group an Image, The addition of Cody IMO helped the group majorly and gave them an interesting story in a fight over leadership with the BCOG kicking them all out, But then they hit a major wall, in 2020-2022 they had some interesting points like EVIL joins the group... oh wait he formed his own subset of Bullet Club okay ummm Oh KENTA hell yeah... Oh he isn't a Main event star anymore okay ummm what the hell WHAT IS THIS GROUP NOW Jay white GONE ELP GONE the GOD GONE now we have a bunch of young lions making names for themselves cool good that's what Bullet club is about. But are the Wardogs and basic Bullet club related? im so tired of seeing people get initiated then kicked out in NJPW factions it's so damn boring. What once was a great group of around 6 people has become a mess with over 20 members half ow which I never knew were in Bullet Club."

bisho wrote on 23.05.2023:

[10.0] "Greatest wrestling group ever. hope the mess that is going now ends and the group gets back to what it was again"

Oswuold wrote on 05.03.2023:

[10.0] "It's the history of wrestling. It Is not on his best Moment but how would be this world Is BC was'n t exist? *spoiler* no young bucks, no Omega , no Balor. ****** (12)"

GM56 Champion wrote on 14.09.2022:

[9.0] "From my point of view, Bullet Club with Omega as a leader was at its best, but when Jay White took over, it went downhill from there."

UltraNano54 wrote on 04.09.2022:

[0.0] "After 2018, I stopped watching the entire company until 2021 because of Bullet Club and now only watch NJPW extremely selectively just to avoid them. They are so annoying and find their way into every single thing the company does and just kills the character and charm of any wrestler that joins the team. No wrestler has ever benefited from being in Bullet Club. They harbor some of the most boring wrestlers in the company and then water down and ruin the good wrestlers that they do have."

crs285 wrote on 03.09.2022:

[8.0] "Bullet Club rejuvenated NJPW at the time by becoming a great foreign heel stable. It stayed at the top even when top members changed Devitt, Styles, Omega, Rhodes, Page, Young Bucks, Guerrilla of Destiny and Gallows and Anderson all benefitted greatly from being in the stable. Unfortunately now it seems to have declined but still has some talented workers like White, EVIL and Ishimori. Hope it gets back to it's roots and becomes more dominant and talented top heel stable."

Tyler72 wrote on 14.08.2022:

[7.0] "Had some of the greatest wrestlers of NJPW. I'm saddened that I've only so recently started watching their matches. Stars like AJ Styles amongst other past members of BULLET CLUB were just very surprising to hear about being in the stable."

Lord AdGnalDiv wrote on 06.08.2022:

[10.0] "Even with their major flaws in recent years, the Bullet Club remains the most influential and compelling stable in professional wrestling, in and outside of kayfabe. If there ever was a stable that should get a 10, it's this one."

coppercowries wrote on 31.05.2022:

[8.0] "My rating is for the pre-AEW iterations of the BC. The faction should have ended with the departure of the Elite, who clearly were more interested in their Elite brand than dragging along the BC by the end of it. Now it's just been dragged out and trampled with Jay the only member of influence and it's embarrassing."

pk Rush wrote on 17.01.2022:

[8.0] "A faction that has long been a shell of itself. The 8 is purely for how influential they were in those peak years."

5nicoShuffle wrote on 04.12.2021:

[10.0] "Iconic faction known to those not even familiar with NJPW. Followed a very familiar formula (which I'm sure everyone knows). Definitely suffered from too many members, weaker members and using themselves to promote angles for other promotions (GFW and Jeff Jarrett), but all-in-all I loved their seemingly endless faction wars with CHAOS & Los ingobernables."

Shadow Explosion wrote on 13.10.2021:

[4.0] "The 4 rating goes to the 3 years the Bullet Club were actually tolerable before they just became so damn repetitive & boring. Nowadays I can't stand this faction and I have no idea why they still exist since the money well dried up when The Elite left."

No One wrote on 09.09.2021:

[2.0] "This faction had magic between 2013-2015. Then from 2016-2018, it was made relevant based on the worldwide popularity of "The Elite". Since the beginning of 2019, BULLET CLUB has been TRASH. "Switchblade" Jay White can't even save this faction right now (and he is actually great). I see a lot of wrestlers who put on below average to poor in-ring performances. They take nothing seriously. Do not really deserve title matches. Everything they do has to have shenanigans ALL the time. They bring down the quality of the shows that they are on. EVIL became a DOUBLE Champion after joining this faction, and it was one of the worst booking decisions of any wrestling promotion in 2020, as he lacks every single quality possible. They are MORE than overpopulated. etc. this faction has long overstayed it's welcome, and should be retired. It is now nothing more than a hand sign & a logo."

Upgrayedd wrote on 12.08.2021:

[10.0] "Emblematic faction known all across the world for good reason. Even those who don't watch the Japanese product have heard of this faction, and it is because of them that guys like AJ Styles or Finn Balor rose to prominence. They're perhaps one of the best factions in the history of professional wrestling in my opinion, even if they are currently an outdated faction."

FAZEDandCONFUSED wrote on 11.08.2021:

[9.0] "Current iteration is maybe its lowest point, despite a great leader in Jay White, but can't deny the impact this stable has had before then."

Makoto92 wrote on 28.07.2021:

[1.0] "Pale shadow of itself right now. A bunch of trash wrestlers, led by poor Jay White, who single handedly forced to make this faction interesting. Their time is gone long time ago, I think. The only reason of their longevity is merch sales. If I was the NJ creative senior, I made BC's disbandment after Elite's exodus or even earlier, after Elite quits with BC."

AmarantCoral wrote on 28.04.2021:

[10.0] "At the end of 2012, a Young Lion from Ireland was in a tag team with Ryosuke Taguchi in New Japan Pro Wrestling's Jr. tag division, and gaining some attention as a curiosity on the British indie scene for his supervillain-themed attires. A wrestling legend was seemingly in the twilight of his career, languishing in a company to whom he was loyal to a fault who did not know how to best capitalise on him. And a charismatic Winnipegger had just defeated his fellow countryman, El Generico, to become the K-OD Openweight Champion, but was still most known for a match he wrestled again a child the year prior. Little could any of them have predicted that they would create, expand, and perfect a group respectively, who would change the landscape of professional wrestling forever. Although the Bullet Club under Jay White, or moreover, Gedo, has not been what it once was, becoming a group of wrestlers rather than a true faction, their recent form cannot undo the fact that they started a revolution that brought Japanese wrestling to the West, and showed the world that wrestling does not need to be what they are told it has to be. Aside from this, their actual heel work within NJPW was sublime. It's fitting that nWo brought America to NJPW in the 90s only for the Bullet Club to export Japanese wrestling in return, given that the latter was essentially a love letter to the former. Further fitting then that thr nWo is perhaps the only faction in history that can lay claim to changing wrestling as much as the Bullet Club have. Without Bullet Club, there is no New Japan Strong. Without Bullet Club, there is no AEW. Without Bullet Club, wrestling would be worse off today. Bullet Club is (more than) fine."

Kung wrote on 09.03.2021:

[10.0] "Honestly, history won't remember the BC because of what they did in the ring. Bullet Club will be remembered forever because of how they helped open the door for many fans to the world of Japanese wrestling. And for that, they really are FOR LIFE."

Brett1980 wrote on 21.01.2021:

[10.0] "Quite possibly the greatest stable of all time. They can lose key members and keep going strong. From Devitt to Styles to Omega. When they lose key members they immediately carry on to the next thing and dont give you chance to dwell. Admittedly not all of the members are great."

Strong Zero Machine wrote on 19.12.2020:

[7.0] "Great stable but since 2020 it's so bad and they look so strange with the trinity Jay, Kenta and Evil. I think Bullet Club need to change soon and they need a real leader actually it's weird!"

JPCoen wrote on 18.12.2020:

[10.0] "There is no better stable than Bullet Club. What started as a project with Prince Devitt grew out to enormous heights and produced dozens of memorable moments to which NJPW thanks the largest part of its international audience too. From the heydays of AJ Style's leadership to Omega's takeover, G1 succes (with awesome speech) and WK glorious battle with Okada, to the new Switchblade era with Jay White: Bullet Club has remained fine. Especially after the civil war period it was to be seen if the club would endure, but in my eyes the future is bright and with switch from the more gaijin oriented stable to their current status which includes some fine Japanese wrestlers, BC remains exciting to watch. As of the end of 2020 BC again is heavily involved in almost all title bouts, making it once more clear: BULLET CLUB IS FOR LIFE"

medouse wrote on 13.12.2020:

[10.0] "They used to be the best faction in professional wrestling. They completely took over Japan and later on United States. My favourite (and probably the best) era of this stable was since Prince Dewitt till Kenny Omega. Their biggest problem and the cause of their downfall was the same as nWo. Suddenly, there were so many guy joining Bullet Club, they got so big, there was almost nobody who was against them. They were so overpowered and overrated they had to fail one day. What goes up, must come down and that's the story of Bullet Club. They aren't the same facion they used to be."

haroldanthony3 wrote on 17.11.2020:

[10.0] "There is little debate on how influential this stable is to the professional wrestling industry as this stable has not only been the main heel unit for New Japan for 7 years but also had worldwide appeal to the point of being booked on top of Ring of Honor, have WWE sign 5 of its members and try to recreate their version of it as well. Outside of that without the success of this stable there would not be an "AEW" and "All In" would have never even been though off."

killowenskill wrote on 26.07.2020:

[2.0] "The stable has long lost its original meaning and continues to be fixed in the status of a passing yard, which can get absolutely every wrestler. This is not a joke. The Bullet Club began to deteriorate after Kenny established himself as the main gaijin of New Japan and focused on The Elite, but after being driven off by Jay White, the stable opened up a second wind. But she lost it just as quickly. Jay, apart from them, is an interesting diamond, and the booking of the others was bad and chaotic, and remained."

EUJBFTY wrote on 23.07.2020:

[7.0] "Jay White is my favorite Bullet Club leader so far and it has my favorite selection of wrestlers to date, but there are a few weak links and as of now they have 14 members and need to do some spring cleaning, unless they want to be like NWO where they end up having like 30 members."

seriousbusiness wrote on 15.05.2020:

[7.0] "They used to be genuinely cool back in the day, but nowdays they feel very played out. The Devitt era felt fresh at the time, the AJ/Karl era felt their most dangerous, the Kenny era was a party, but the best things about all of these eras left to do their own thing. What exactly makes the current iteration any different from Suzuki-gun who have the same exact gimmick of interfering in every single match? The upper guys are carrying the other mediocre half, but I do think it's time for a whole identity change if these guys want to become relevant outside Japan again."

EchoHydro wrote on 14.03.2020:

[9.0] "One of the best factions in professional wrestling. First, we had Prince Devitt. Attacked Taguchi, broke up Apollo 55, aligned himself with Bad Luck Fale, Tama Tonga and Karl Anderson. Then, we took a slight upgrade with AJ Styles. He attacked Okada, took his title, took Devitt's place as leader and made Bullet Club better than it already was. Then, we had Kenny Omega. He bumped up from Junior to Heavyweight, challenged Nakamura, made "The Elite", and then..... things went bad... Cody joined the Bullet Club and we had a civil war. BC OG started attacking BC Elite and shit went downhill. In the end though, Jay White is bringing the Bullet Club back to the top and I'm happy with that. White may have failed to be double champion, but he'll be back against Naito soon."

bmd9109 wrote on 11.01.2020:

[8.0] "In my opinion, Bullet Club is in as good of a position as they've been since AJ Styles left. They're well represented in both divisions, tag and singles. Not to mention, two main event-caliber members. Everybody has a purpose, and just about all of them have a good spot on every big show. Plus, Gino Gambino as their personal commentator is hilarious, while sometimes overbearing."

NEVERoverweightChampion wrote on 06.07.2019:

[9.0] "They have good history, even if Kenny was a cool leader at first he completely transformed the faction in a bad way because of the Elite stuff. Since Jay White became the leader he made it a great foreign heel faction again and it's a way more interesting and useful dynamic against the other factions. It's not as good as the AJ Styles era yet, they still need some additions, especially a number 2 singles heavyweight wrestler but they are on the right path."

antypyggy wrote on 23.06.2019:

[10.0] "The cutthroat era, the new era of bullet club is the best yet. Jay is a true Heel that bullet club has lacked and ishimori is one of the best juniors in japan."

ezuvgu wrote on 08.06.2019:

[7.0] "Since Jay White took over and tossed the Elite out of Bullet Club, I've found that I actually like the group now. Their heel antics, especially in the AJ Styles period, were over the top to the point of detracting from matches. In the Kenny Omega period, they moved away from that but gradually turned into goofs who didn't take anything seriously. Now, under Jay White, they've adopted the best aspects of what the original Bullet Club was about while simultaneously becoming more Japanese than ever to the point that they now feel like they belong in NJPW. My score would have been higher if I wasn't considering the group's history before the Cutthroat Era."

Cow Man wrote on 20.05.2019:

[9.0] "A great heel stable. Has had some of NJPW's greatest heels, and (most) each one can put on a good bout. Though the drama in the stable itself is, at times, sort of hard to follow, it is an overall great heel organization. A 9."

ElPolloLoco wrote on 14.04.2019:

[7.0] "Had the Bullet Club folded about the time AJ Styles, Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows left NJPW they would have been one of the best stables in wrestling history. Just so many amazing feuds and matches and elevating Okada as the new face of NJPW was just the perfect sendout act. But since then things have gone downhill at an ever increasing speed and now the BC look a whole lot like the nWo circa 1998. I know this is due to lack of talent: these days people get hired by WWE and AEW merely for being mentioned on social media. But as bad as this situation is becoming NJPW should adapt their booking instead of keeping around a stable whose slogan could "Midcarder for Life"."

Kevin41182 wrote on 15.02.2019:

[9.0] "The Bullet Club have been at the forefront of professional wrestling latest boom. Sure, the Club has seen some dark days, especially with Omegas leadership splitting up the group but overall the Bullet Club's run has been extremely entertaining and historic."

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