5 Next possible directions for The Bullet Club OGs following King of Pro Wrestling

What's next for The OGs?
What's next for The OGs?

Earlier this week, at NJPW: King of Pro Wrestling, The Bullet Club once again shocked the entire world by adding 'Switchblade' Jay White to their ranks, alongside NJPW OGs Gedo and Jado.

With The Guerrillas of Destin capturing the IWGP Heavyweight Tag Team Titles the previous week at Fighting Spirit Unleashed from The Young Bucks, the Bullet Club OGs are slowly and steadily getting back to the top of the helm, having already won the NEVER Openweight Six-Man Tag Team Titles with Taiji Ishimori at the G1 Climax finals.

Speaking of Taiji Ishimori, 'The Bone Soldier' has now handpicked his new tag team partner for the upcoming Super Jr. Tag Tournament in the form of Aussie sensation Robbie Eagles, who will also be joining the OGs within a few short weeks.

In the on-going civil-war with The Bullet Club Elite, it is now pretty safe to say that The OGs now have a lot of firepower in their line-up and with that here are five potential directions for The Bullet Club OGs following King of Pro Wrestling.


#5 Ishimori and Eagles dominate the Jr. Heavyweight Division

Ishimori and Eagles will be a force to be reckoned with
Ishimori and Eagles will be a force to be reckoned with

Both Taiji Ishimori and Robbie Eagles are two of the finest Jr. Heavyweight singles competitors and with the two men set to team up at the upcoming Super Jr. Tag Tournament, the duo not only has the opportunity to become eight Super Jr. Tag Tournament winner but could very well bring the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Titles to The BC OGs.

That being said, Ishimori, on the other hand, has also been noted as the next potential title challenger for Kushida's newly won IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Championship at Wrestle Kingdom 13. Either way, expect The BC OGs to dominate the NJPW Jr. Heavyweight Division for the next few months and till WK 13 in 2019.

#4 The recruitment goes on

Who's next on the recruiting list?
Who's next on the recruiting list?

Yeah, sure The Bullet Club OGs have eight members in their ranks now, but that doesn't mean that the recruiting session is going to stop from here onwards. Technically, the likes of Jado and Gedo are pretty unlikely to compete in the ring, other than on a few special occasions, whereas Robbie Eagles status with NJPW is still a bit confusing, to say the least.

Therefore, The OGs could definitely use a few extra pairs of hands and with Leo Tonga set to make his return to in-ring competition, we now already know for the fact that youngest Tongan brother is likely to align himself with Tama Tonga and Bad Luck Fale as part of The OGs group.

However, as per noted by Tama Tonga himself on Twitter, the recruiting for The OGs isn't over just yet, so which superstar could possibly join the group from here onwards, anyone from Ring of Honor, the Independent Circuit, or is it going to be someone from NJPW once again? Only time will tell what plans The OGs currently have in mind.

#3 The Guerrillas destroy every heavyweight tag team in their path

Tactics, Tactics... Guerrilla Tactics!
Tactics, Tactics... Guerrilla Tactics!

At Fighting Spirit Unleashed, the duo of Tama Tonga and Tanga Loa won the IWGP Tag Team Championships by besting The Bullet Club Elite once again, when The Guerrillas became four-time champions by defeating The Young Bucks in a stellar tag team match.

With the World Tag League coming up within a few short months, G.O.D will now aim to not only win the tournament but head into Wrestle Kingdom 13 as the reigning IWGP Tag Team Champions, dominating the entire NJPW Tag Team Division in the process.

Will The Guerrillas of Destiny dominate the likes of Great Bash Heel, Killer Elite Squad, and maybe even The Best Friends? Could very well be the case.

#2 Jay White pulls another shocker against Okada at Wrestle Kingdom 13

Jay White could pull off another big win over Okada
Jay White could pull off another big win over Okada

After months of back-and-forth, the heated rivalry between Jay White and Kazuchika Okada has finally reached its culmination point and with Jay White betraying CHAOS, stealing Gedo under Okada's nose, and to round it all off 'The Rainmaker' also received a classic Bullet Club beatdown at the Ryogoku.

Redemption over Jay White can certainly take a back seat to the IWGP Heavyweight Championship right now, as 'The Rainmaker' will look to end the hype which has been surrounding the 'Switchblade' for the past few months.

However, with The Bullet Club OGs in his corner now, Jay White is definitely going to have a big advantage if he and Okada are to lock horns once again in a G1 28 rematch at WK 13. Will Okada be breathing with Switchblade once again?

#1 Jay White challenges Kenny Omega for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship

White vs Omega II on the cards?
White vs Omega II on the cards?

Jay White's rise in New Japan Pro Wrestling started the day he rejected Kenny Omega's initial offer to join The Bullet Club and sneak attacked him like a thief in the night at New Years Dash.

Not only did White reject Bullet Club's offer, but he went on to cause an absolute chaos within The Bullet Club, causing the first civil war within the faction between Team Cody and Team Kenny. One way or another, all of this, however, led to White eventually joining The Bullet Club OGs instead by rejecting the offer to join 'Kenny Omega's Bullet Club'.

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Connect the dots and see for yourself, really makes you think that Gedo and White are a bunch of geniuses.

Jay White's win over Kenny Omega earlier in the year, was another major turning point in White's career and with 'The Best Bout Machine' currently in possession of the IWGP Heavyweight Title, could we witness Jay White once again get one better over Omega and make history?

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Edited by Pratyay Ghosh