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Former WWE Superstar Swerve Strickland (fka Isaiah Swerve Scott) has teased an alliance with Jay White and the Bullet Club. Taking to Twitter, Strickland shared an image of himself and the BC leader.
In recent weeks, White has taken the Bullet Club to new heights after betraying faction OG Tama Tonga at IMPACT: No Surrender. Switchblade even brought Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows back into the fold.
During the recent NJPW STRONG: Rivals edition, White's open challenge was answered by AEW star Swerve Strickland. The newly-signed AEW star teased doing the Too Sweet hand gesture with Switchblade but eventually went on to hit him.
Here's the tweet from Strickland:
Strickland was revealed as AEW's newest signee at last week's Revolution pay-per-view. On the latest edition of Rampage, the former WWE star made his in-ring debut in his new promotion, besting fellow 205 Live alum Tony Nese.
The rest of the Bullet Club has aligned with Jay White
During the ongoing New Japan Cup tournament, Bullet Club members officially aligned with Jay White over original member Tama Tonga. The likes of Bad Luck Fale, Gedo, Taiji Ishimori, and El Phantasmo made it clear that they pledged allegiance to Switchblade.
While speaking to Gamespot recently, White stated that he wanted to clear up the Bullet Club a bit and it all started by cutting off Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa:
"I can see the momentum it once had, and I see myself leading it as everything I touch turns to gold. I could do that with Bullet Club as well because, for almost two years now, guys have been trying to throw their weight around and make certain decisions when they probably shouldn't. I've got to come in and clean it up a little bit and that starts with cutting out GOD." said White.
White is currently competing across NJPW STRONG and IMPACT Wrestling on a much more regular basis. He recently made his debut in AEW, but it remains to be seen if the company will bring him back for another angle anytime soon.
