Every Bullet Club Member Ranked From Worst To Best

10. Cody

Cody Rhodes evolved a lot as a performer during his time with Bullet Club. Arriving with the faction in 2017, Rhodes immediately started causing chaos within the group.

He was never on the same page as Kenny Omega and was a key figure of the Bullet Club Civil War of 2018. That being said, he was one of the better parts of Bullet Club during this time.

His matches were consistently good and his impact on the group was always evident. He was as much a foreign heel as you can get, coming in straight from WWE, which matched much of what Bullet Club’s identity has always been.


9. KENTA

KENTA has been one of the better additions to Bullet Club in recent years. He joined the faction in 2019 after not being embraced by the New Japan fans and he hasn’t looked back since.

Despite being Japanese, KENTA works as a foreign heel. Even before working for WWE, he was a Pro Wrestling NOAH guy. New Japan was never his home and once he embraced that his character began to shine.

He fits Bullet Club better than most in the faction these days, honestly.


8. Jay White

It is no secret that Bullet Club has not been as important or as popular since Jay White took over the group in late 2018.

While it is not necessarily a bad thing that a heel faction is as popular anymore, it does sort of feel like the NWO after the hype died down.

With that negativity out of the way, Jay White is one of the most complete wrestlers in the world and sits this high on the list as a result.

Not the most iconic Bullet Club leader, but you could make the argument that he is the most talented.


7. Bad Luck Fale

One of the original four members of Bullet Club, Bad Luck Fale is Bullet Club through and through.

He has never been the best wrestler but given the right circumstances, he can have a good match.

His position on this list is entirely dependent on his longevity in the group as one of only two remaining members from the group’s inception.

After eight years in the group, Fale’s loyalties remain with Bullet Club.


6. The Young Bucks (Nick & Matt Jackson)

The Young Bucks must be given a tremendous amount of credit for the growth in popularity of Bullet Club.

Their Being The Elite show brought in many fans in 2016 but they had been tearing it up long before then.

Joining the group in late 2013, the Young Bucks were Bullet Club’s junior tag team for half a decade. Not only that, but they established themselves as the best tag team in the world during this time.

They added so many things to Bullet Club and Being The Elite shaped much of the group’s identity during its most popular period.

2 years ago by Tempest

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