5 potential storylines for Jay White in AEW

#4. The reformation of Bullet Club in AEW

Alternatively, Jay White could be in All Elite Wrestling for a very different reason. Instead of waging an all-out war against his former stablemates, he could have come to return The Elite to the fold.

Not long ago, White welcomed classic BC members, IMPACT's The Good Brothers, back into the group. The Switchblade could be looking to form a new iteration of Bullet Club in America - a super group composed of various past members.

We don't know exactly what White's relationship with The Elite is right now. However, given the fact that he attacked Trent Berreta after the latter's match with the Young Bucks, it would appear that he is at the very least a reluctant ally to The Elite. Or at least someone whose interests align with the group's for the time being.

Or perhaps White is looking to assist The Elite in their matches, laying the groundwork for an eventual Bullet Club reunion in AEW.

#3. Jay White is looking for future Bullet Club members

Before debuting in AEW, White shocked the wrestling world when he appeared in IMPACT Wrestling. His intentions were initially unknown, but he soon revealed his interest in recruiting fresh faces to Bullet Club. Eventually, White would ask Chris Bey to join the group, which Bey would accept.

If The Switchblade's run in IMPACT is any indication, he could be in All Elite Wrestling for a recruiting mission. AEW has an open-door policy in which wrestlers can appear in NJPW, IMPACT, or indie promotions if they choose. It's not strange to think that White will take advantage of this to raid the All Elite roster.

If that's the case, it will be interesting to see which talents White has his eye on, and whether those talents will even accept his invitation. After all, with Jay White's tendency to betray his own partners, any new recruit will need to watch his back.