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#3 Will he form a new Club?
When AJ Styles turned heel in 2016 after WrestleMania 32, he joined forces with his former Bullet Club buddies, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson, and became involved in high-profile rivalries with Roman Reigns and John Cena.
Then, following his move to SmackDown Live in July 2016, Styles had no back-up and he was made to go it alone as he faced Cena, Dean Ambrose and the rest of the blue brand’s top Superstars for the next 20 months.
It looked as though there could be a Club reunion when Gallows and Anderson were drafted to SmackDown Live in the 2018 Superstar Shake-Up. However, the former Raw Tag Team champions were largely forgotten about on Tuesday nights and it looks as though they could be set to leave WWE later this year.
As for former Bullet Club leader Styles, he will now join another ex-Bullet Club leader, Finn Balor, on Raw. The two men have only battled once in WWE, at TLC 2017, and they ended their match with a ‘Too Sweet’ gesture, so is there a chance we could see them form a new Club in the near future?
