10 Things You Didn’t Know About Bullet Club
2. Global Dominance
While Bullet Club are currently laying low in Japan following Omega’s failure to capture the IWGP Heavyweight Championship, and the re-emergence of Suzuki-gun, they have long since conquered the wrestling world. They were NJPW’s most dominant stable for a long, long time, their reach is global, and they continue to play a prominent role on the opposite side of the Pacific.
Bullet Club rule Ring of Honor at the moment. Current member Adam Cole is the ROH World Champion, having defeated Kyle O’Reilly for the belt at Wrestle Kingdom 11, and he’s regularly joined by Adam Page, the Young Bucks, and Guerrillas of Destiny in America. BC have also sent a team to compete at Chikara’s King of Trios tournament in the past, while also competing for the likes of Jeff Jarrett’s ill-fated GFW project, and have maintained a steady presence in America since 2015.
Their forthcoming WCPW debut won’t even be their first foray onto European soil. Bullet Club competed at RevPro’s Global Wars event in 2016, and have even wrestled for wXw in Germany. Tama Tonga has also made a number of appearances in Mexico, proving that while the Club’s global takeover is a relatively new phenomenon, they have been invading the world’s most prominent wrestling scenes for a long, long time.