What is bullet club?

Bullet Club: Too Sweet 4 Lyfe

Bullet Club is a professional wrestling stable that originated in New Japan Pro-Wrestling (NJPW) in 2013. It has since become one of the most popular and influential wrestling groups of the 21st century, spawning numerous incarnations and offshoots across various promotions worldwide.

Key Aspects:

  • Formation & Original Members: Formed by Prince Devitt (Finn Balor) in May 2013, the original members included Bad Luck Fale, Tama Tonga, and Karl Anderson. Devitt positioned the group as a rebellious faction of foreign wrestlers.

  • "Too Sweet" Hand Gesture: The stable is widely known for its signature "Too Sweet" hand gesture, a form of acknowledgement and camaraderie.

  • NJPW Dominance: For years, Bullet Club was a dominant force in NJPW, winning numerous championships and headlining major events. They often employed underhanded tactics and interference to secure victories.

  • Leadership Changes: Over the years, Bullet Club has seen several leadership changes. Notable leaders include AJ Styles, Kenny Omega, and Jay White. Each leader brought their own distinct style and direction to the group.

  • Expansion and Sub-Groups: Bullet Club has expanded beyond NJPW, with members appearing in promotions like Ring of Honor (ROH), Impact Wrestling, and All Elite Wrestling (AEW). Various sub-groups and offshoots have also formed, such as Bullet Club Elite.

  • Influence on Wrestling Culture: Bullet Club has had a significant impact on professional wrestling culture, influencing the style, presentation, and fan engagement of many wrestlers and promotions. Their merchandise is highly sought after, and their "Too Sweet" gesture has become a widely recognized symbol in the wrestling world.