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#3 The Reunion
The chances are, if you’re reading this article then you may well have heard of a little wrestling faction by the name of Bullet Club.
Right now, the WWE has several Bullet Club alumni within its ranks, and many fans have been clamouring for the company to do something with these superstars over the last year or two. Sure, we may get a nod and a wink to the Biz Cliz at certain points on WWE programming, but fans are left painfully pleading to see Finn Balor and The Good Brothers properly reunite on WWE TV. Then, of course, there’s AJ Styles and even Adam Cole down in NXT who have all been a part of Bullet Club.
To be fair to Cole, he’s doing well with his own stable right now, and then Styles has clearly been doing just fine for himself as the top star on SmackDown over the past year or more. But Balor, Anderson and Gallows? All three have been poorly used for far, far too long.
So how about it then? Omega comes in, heads to SmackDown, Balor is traded over to the blue brand ASAP, et voila – there you have a group that could soon make SmackDown and WWE must-see TV once again.
