Bullet Club

Bullet Club is a professional wrestling stable that formed in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) in May 2013.

Bullet Club is a professional wrestling stable that formed in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) in May 2013. It began as a villainous group of foreign wrestlers led by Prince Devitt and later became one of the most influential factions in modern professional wrestling, with members appearing across multiple promotions. The group has been particularly relevant to Canadian wrestling audiences due to its influence on North American promotions and fandom.

History

Bullet Club formed in May 2013 after Prince Devitt turned on Ryusuke Taguchi and aligned with Karl Anderson, Bad Luck Fale, and Tama Tonga. The stable expanded quickly and included members such as The Young Bucks and Doc Gallows later in 2013. The group soon grew into a major attraction with a changing lineup.

Leadership and members

The original leader was Prince Devitt, and later leaders included AJ Styles, Kenny Omega, Jay White, and David Finlay. Public member lists show a large and changing roster over time.

Cultural impact

Bullet Club became a highly recognizable brand in pro wrestling and is often cited as one of the most influential modern factions. Its reach extended into other promotions, especially in North America, through wrestlers who later appeared in AEW, ROH, WWE, and elsewhere. The group had a major influence on modern wrestling merchandising and faction storytelling.

Faction splits and branches

The group has experienced internal splits and offshoots, including the division between The Elite and OG Bullet Club. Later branches and related groups continued to use the Bullet Club identity in different promotions.